One day, we’ll talk about how beauty standards in Nigeria classify slim women as unhealthy and unattractive, while portraying bigger women as more desirable; thereby contributing to the rise of BBL trends and the glorification of obesity and being overweight.
@kahubaba123@yabaleftonline Is everything alright at home? No one has any right to end a life they didn’t create. People like you just lack the ability to comprehend basics of living.
We were never ugly. We were just growing in a world that taught us to criticize ourselves before we learned to love ourselves.
So I’ll tell you now, you are beautiful!
We need violent protest in this country if we want to move forward. All this online rants is just breeze compared to what is to come.
There’s a raging battle ahead and Nigerians think it’s just elections.
Gosh! No one gaslights more than a market woman who doesn’t have what you want but still wants you to buy something else.
“Eh, it’s not much difference.” “This one is even better” “It’s just a small color difference it’s still pink.”
If you fall for it, you’ll regret it later.
Deep pleasures aren’t talked about enough, they improve quality of life, support brain development, and build real productivity and discipline over time.
Cheap pleasures could never
Might sound controversial, but has anyone else noticed that in many Good Friday passion plays, the person cast as Jesus is often light-skinned?
At what point does a pattern stop being coincidence, or are we seeing internalized colorism play out in subtle ways?