Controversial take:
I sincerely and wholeheartedly disapprove and despise what that man did, I know he should be punished for his actions. This is not an attempt to victim blame the late lady, butttt wtf were you thinking visiting a total stranger in a freakin hotel room?!!!!!!!!
In a whole different state without anyone’s knowledge. What happened to public spaces? You’ve seen this persons behavior on social media, you’ve seen how vile and degrading he speaks of women. You can’t expect to dine with the Devil and not be eaten, women please learn!!
Most times what people call love is conditional access, once your benefit ends, the affection also ends, it’s the undeniable truth people need to learn to live with, not every one is as compassionate as you are, some people ‘love’ you because of the role you play or your utility.
Is self diagnosed social media anxiety a thing?🫣
I’ve just always had that antsy feeling whenever I tried uploading on my socials, even as far back as my teen years on facebook, i resorted to putting all my accounts on private. It feels different here on X though, less..spooky🫠
If I could get a dollar for every “oh, you look middle belt/fulani” comment I get, I’d be counting my millions rn😩. Wdym you can’t see my very prominent Igbo features?!😭
Just lost a sweet little soul...
one thing you must learn on the job is moving on, it might be hard, but you always have to put your mental health first.. Just try to not develop emotional connection with your patients, death can come at anytime, and being heartbroken over and
Just lost a sweet little soul...
one thing you must learn on the job is moving on, it might be hard, but you always have to put your mental health first.. Just try to not develop emotional connection with your patients, death can come at anytime, and being heartbroken over and
over messes with your mental health, it's one thing that is not talked about enough. Learn to separate your emotions from your duty, that doesn't stop you from being compassionate. If you have to cry, just cry and let it out, the world moves on, so should you
“After a brief wave of social media activism, just calling out issues for a few seconds, a whole festival by Yoruba people went on with partying. In a sane country, that festival should not have continued”
— Solomon Buchi calls out Yorubas for attending Ojude Oba