How I practice self-love

Hi guys! Welcome back to my blog. Can I pat myself on the back for having another post within a week? You don’t need to answer! I’ve done it already lol. In my last blogpost I spoke about how people tend to associate self-love with explicit images and how I think it’s more to do

Is it self love or lack of self-esteem? Perhaps it’s just for validation?

Hi guys! Welcome back to my blog. It’s been nearly two years!  I’m back with a topic I’ve had in mind for a while. Lord I actually need to be consistent this time! Sigh…I’m done with my master’s degree now so I really don’t have any excuse. How’s everyone coping with the COVID-19 pandemic? I

FORGIVENESS

Welcome back guyyys! I’ve been so busy, finishing up my uni work, work deadlines (never stop), my 25th and then my sister got married! Finally free now. (As if I was in jail before lool) Now let’s talk about forgiveness.. Gosh I used to be so bad when it comes to forgiving! Thinking about it

Adulthood Trap

I am not an adult yet! Just a toddler adult – does that even make sense? LOL, you know what I mean. Adulthood is not something you just wake up and become, it’s a journey. The older you get the more responsible you become (that’s what it’s supposed to be right?). You’re required to put

Invest In Your Most Important Relationships

Everyday we learn and recently I’ve been learning a lot about friendship. Looks like I’m on the right lane as God confirmed this through my devotional (Daughters of the King). Since sharing is caring, thought I’d share it with you guys. It’s nice, short and really informative. Happy reading 🙂 x   “A man of

FRIENDSHIP

A friend is one that knows you as you are, understands where you have been, accepts what you have become, and still, gently allows you to grow – William Shakespeare I asked a couple of people of their personal definition of friendship and I got these replies. My sister defined a friend as one who

Embracing Your Features

 This was such a touchy subject for me way back in Nigeria in primary/secondary school – it took years for me to understand and believe that all of my features are in fact perfect. My teacher used to make fun of my lips (about how big they are) in secondary school back in Nigeria –

SHOULD/DO MEN CRY?

Welcome back guys!  Why are men that show emotions often labelled as weak and vulnerable? Why is it okay for a woman to cry but not a man? A lot of people in this day and age see crying as a form of weakness (especially in the black community) and it really shouldn’t be like

Blissful Saturday / Crazy Sunday

Hey blog family, hope your weekend has been real good? So yesterday, I went to The Crazy Bear in Fitzrovia with a friend and it was a blisssssful experience in terms of customer service and food – very professional and friendly staff. I advise you look at the menu beforehand as they have a variety