One thing my mom taught me is to never like people’s things. The idea of me having someone’s things makes me uncomfortable. She’s always hard on “Gwanenwa kwaashi wuna”.
Rihanna sharing a quote that said “the moment you start hiding your emotions to avoid arguments, you begin losing the bond that once made you feel like home” and the shit is real asf.
😭 driving a car that’s popular uber is something else, yesterday I was minding my business parked somewhere and someone just just randomly opened my door and jumped in😭 andothuka
I've been on social media for about 13 years now. I don't remember having bullied somebody. Not even when I was in my early 20s. I called out people who I felt were wrong, addressed issues of public interest but avoided private matters.
Bullying is something I didn't understand and still don't understand. Nghee ndaza kandi hole oluhindo and being on 1 person's case unprovoked over and over. I'd address something in 1 or 2 posts and I keep quiet. Never wanted to be the reason why somebody is having a bad day and especially not today, tomorrow, the day after and so on.
I don't understand how sad a person must be to wanna make somebody sad to a point it fulfills the definition of bullying, even worse to bully people for weeks, months and years, and even justify it that victims must accept it because there are others who are bullied more. People, let's find productive hobbies. Even with the internet, there's a lot of interesting things to do. Go watch comedy on YouTube or TikTok if you feel sad. Don't be the reason somebody is having a bad day.
You can actually just mind your business, keep your circle small and stop trying to fit in everywhere. Not everybody needs access to you. And honestly, you’ll be fine.
Honestly, I just want women to choose better for themselves. Choose someone who makes you feel loved, who respects you, who is happy to call you his woman, and whose family treats you like you belong there too. You shouldn’t have to fight for basic love.
I feel like some women have realized there’s more to life than getting married and having kids. They want to travel, make money, enjoy life and do things for themselves. Marriage is no longer the biggest dream for everyone.
You start lifting weights, then suddenly you’re buying protein, creatine, multivitamins tablets, better shoes, straps, a shaker, oversized tees, and chicken every week.