Fadeeeelah😴

Plantain and black women stan account💅🏾

[Mabintou @mabintou]

Being a tall woman is soooo chic. Everything just looks so fab on the tall girlies.

[Ms. Ahumuza ✨ @PeshAhumuza]

“Be where your feet are.” My mind wanders a lot. I repeat that statement to bring myself back into the present moment.

[amourr 𑁤 @TheBlackGlinda]

S/S ‘24 Christian Siriano

[thatgirl. @chelseanicd]

Life hack — give yourself things to look forward to, even if they’re small.

[Mabintou @mabintou]

I pray the next half of the year is overwhelmingly better than the first.

[MS BANKS @MsBanks]

Don’t talk bad about yourself, not even as a joke, your subconscious is always LISTENING.

[T✨ @txadel_]

I’m in such a ‘glow up’ mood rn. New clothes, new hair, trying lashes, new workouts, new diet, new supplements… all the things! I want to feel and look my best by summer

[mau 🍂 @villainsaints]

born to be a girl who loves to read, forced to be a girl who’s too busy to read

[Mummy of London @ImaniDH_]

Friend is a doing word. If you don’t water a friendship it can surely die.

[𝔅𝔬𝔥𝔢𝔪𝔦𝔞𝔫 𝔓𝔯𝔦𝔫𝔠𝔢𝔰𝔰 𝔢𝔯𝔞 ❦ ♛ © @Blkgrlsupremacy]

Yoruba women>>>>>>>>>

[Not Will @khalnero]

“don’t borrow grief from the future” might just change my brain chemistry if I let it sit long enough

[MAX @PRE_4L]

Going through your phone's gallery and realizing all the awesome moments you had this year>>>>

[Bolu Babalola @BeeBabs]

This is one of my favourite movies of all time (thanks to my mother) and this is one of the movies that taught me what watching tingly romance can feel like. Also I love the raw, imperfect tenderness of this original version

[Yorùbáness @Yorubaness]

Lovely! Ojude Oba 2023 🔥
📸 @folastag

[OLONI BABY 🍒 @Oloni]

She’s the moment. #Bridgerton

[little miss anxious attachment @tdouble_u]

We are taught to treat friends like second-tier emotional placeholders until we find that special someone to *really* pour ourselves into and I absolutely rebuke det. Please divest from the preoccupation with romance that we are taught to have.

[ADORE 🌟 @kammmimye]

“strong black woman” is something i never wanna be called or referred to again

[Bolu Babalola @BeeBabs]

do white girls use astrology as like, a replacement for culture because i noticed they say "i'm a capricorn moon" the same way i say "i'm a yoruba woman" to explain away behaviour