Laura godula

My last tattoo, which reads "Everything happens for a reason" in Arabic, was inspired by a personal journey of growth and acceptance. I’ve come to believe that even the most difficult moments in life serve a purpose—shaping us, teaching us, and guiding us toward something greater. Getting it in Arabic gave it a deeper, more spiritual feel for me. It’s a reminder I carry with me every day: that no matter what life throws my way, there's meaning behind it, even if I don

If my ink could speak, it would whisper stories only my soul remembers. It would trace every scar beneath the surface, every moment I thought I couldn’t keep going—but did. It would tell of silent battles, of strength built from pain, of nights I felt broken and mornings I still rose. It would remind me how far I’ve come, not just in miles but in healing. My tattoo isn't just words—“Everything happens for a reason”—it's a voice. A quiet, constant reminde

If I won $25,000, the first thing I’d do is help my family. They’ve been my backbone through everything, and with all that’s going on in the world today—uncertainty, struggle, and so much change—I’d want to make sure they’re okay. Whether it’s catching up on bills, making sure there’s food on the table, or just giving them a moment to breathe without worry, I’d use that money to bring some peace to the people I love most. Because at the