golden girl🌸

“I want to enjoy the tides of feeling in me as the rhythms of life. I want to be the kind of person who can walk inside the vast darkness and find the one fragment of sunlight I can linger in for a long time. Some day, I will.”

WE MADE THE RIGHT WOMAN FAMOUS 😭

men are too dangerous for us to keep their secrets. if you don’t overshare then it’s easier for abusive men to make you feel their behavior is normal. without over sharing how will religious women know they can divorce a man who can’t/wont make her cum? gossip keeps women safe.

your mere existence is meaningful

@nkereuwxm @Shaiyen5 😭😭

I got SIX Red Rising novels sent from AMAZON for TWENTY THOUSAND N (including DELIVERY) in 2021!!!! Get your PVC!

C’st un narratif qui ne vient pas de nulle part : il est entretenu, répété, normalisé et il sert avant tout ceux qui exercent ces violences (les hommes). Il leur offre une excuse, et aux victimes une raison de ne pas les nommer comme telles. La violence n’est PAS un compliment.

Tant que les femmes continueront à interpréter le harcèlement, le stalking ou les comportements possessifs comme une preuve de leur “valeur” (trop bonnes au lit, trop belles, etc.) elles resteront vulnérables face à ces violences.

God forbid i argue feminism with a man.

our favorite actors are not doing romcoms because the scripts are shit. let's face that. the quality will never compare to the 90s and early 2000s romcoms because the market was focused on them at the time. the market today is not and and the movies are BAD

@NYCMayor Carey saw it coming lmaoo

Happy Tax Day, New York. We’re taxing the rich.

Even if a person is not a saint, who are you to speak on such delicate matters. Parental abuse is the same oxygen in the Nigerian society, so it is not surprising. A person alluded to this years ago, and people still mocked her If you hate her, be apathetic. It can’t be that hard

this current trend of masculinising good old marketing roles is history repeating itself. a normal brand manager is now a “narrative engineer” or “growth engineer,” and all sorts of technical language is being incorporated. in the 1960s, women did a lot of programming, and it was considered secretarial work until it was rebranded as software engineering, which is now a male-dominated industry. now, it’s marketing’s turn. what this means for women in the industry is that you shouldn't let the big scary role name stop you from applying, send your resume in like mad for lead growth engineer 🙂‍↕️

Once you determine that your current situation is beneath you, you now have a duty to yourself to rise above it. Needless to say, this will involve a negotiation between fate and willpower. Good luck.

Nigeria can always get worse, we aren’t protesting & people don’t want to vote anymore, is the solution folded hands in every aspect esp for those of us still living here? How does that work for us? Is it going to be constant unlooking forever? Not even a little fight?

We need really to do a nationwide sensitization campaign to let people know that their votes counts. There’s this overwhelming feeling of “Our votes don’t count” that is spreading and that is what Apc is banking on

Anyway, vote APC out. They’re the reason we can’t drink good milk. They’re the reason why we’re online fighting about milk. By May, another round of PVC registration would begin. Ensure to be there.

If it’s still not clear who we are: We have been at this for years. We are not here to go viral.
We are fighting for our lives. This is more than journalism. We know exactly what we are up against. That’s why this work is a fight.

A fabricated dossier is circulating — listing people with no connection to gst, based on AI-generated research that falsely conflates us with an entirely separate entity that incubated us. Let’s be clear about what this does: it puts targets on innocent people. In this climate, it is dangerous. If the intent is to see uninvolved individuals harassed, detained, or worse under the Tinubu administration and in the hands of the powerful people we take on, then say it plainly. Because that is the real-world consequence of laundering falsehoods like this into public discourse. gst has been publicly transparent from day one in our reporting, our interviews, and our operations. Our reporters are visible. We are accountable. We make disclosures. We are not anonymous actors hiding behind what we publish. We will not stop fighting for people. And if all of this escalation is because we asked basic questions about what is being sold as food to Nigerians, then the public can see this for what it is: a war being waged against their health. What is being done here is not criticism. It is the kind of dangerous fabrication that puts lives at risk. And everyone involved should be ashamed.

@TheDreamjunkie_ Sigh

Any small thing “lock in” I can’t restock perfumes or skincare Can’t afford euthymol toothpaste anymore Can’t afford mich&kay Can’t afford banana bread from Lala’s pastry shop or Asun n more I’ve not bought a birthday gift for anyone in a while

And that’s the beauty of Choice and autonomy over our bodies👏👏👏👏 We love to see it