Chiamaka.

@EdoVibeQueen Yes we agree😅

Unspoken K-drama rule: Cha Chung-hwa, Jo Han-chul, Kim Sun-young, Im Chul-soo if ANY of them show up in the cast, l am definitely watching. The have a way of making the k-drama fun.

Can someone just put me in their company pleaseeeeeeeee? I’m so so tired of sending applications

The person you decide to procreate with matters a lot. In all you do, choose a kind partner.

@Omodolapomayo We should have an archive for things like this. For both men and women...with their pictures. Before you marry, just go there and check through if your beloved is there

The Holy Spirit

This is so beautiful

Why do the male leads have to die in these Korean Movies😪 I’ll need to stop getting my hopes up

Every time new IOS update Wo you people should free me

This is what I come to this app for😂

@EdoVibeQueen Bruhhhh😂

Watching a K-drama and and realizing the real danger isn’t the villain, it’s the legendary episode 15 breakup.

Young people entering 9-5 life Please open a pension account, it makes no sense for HR to be begging you to open a pension account. You’re missing out on interests accrued no matter how small, they compound. Good morning, as you were.

And they’ve done it again with “Even If This Love Disappears Tonight”🥲

“20th Century Girl” and now “Even If This Love Disappears Tonight”??? Why does it always have to be a sad ending! Now I’m scarred when I see Kmovies omg😭

@anotherebuka Happy birthday Ebuka! 🎉🎉🎉

@Annwuzor @nelsonweze Congratulations Ann🎉

Hey my love ❤️😍

@_Viiews @__Thapelo Talkin’ about 50x zoom, for what? Just buy a telescope if you’re into astronomy.

Dynamite Kiss >>>> Can This Love Be Translated

@Munalozy Mr Queen? Under the Queen’s umbrella?? Crash landing on you???

VINCENZO. PENTHOUSE. ITAEWON CLASS. HOTEL DEL LUNA. BOYS OVER FLOWER. THE GOOD BAD MOTHER. MY LOVE FROM THE STAR. LEGEND OF THE BLUE SEA. IT'S OKAY TO NOT BE OKAY. DESCENDANTS OF THE SUN. THE KING ETERNAL-MONARCH.

A few months after I lost my job, I finally got hired again. Different company. Better pay. Bigger title. I was excited but also terrified. First day nerves hit me harder than I expected. New office. New people. That quiet pressure to prove I deserved to be there. The night before my first day, I couldn’t sleep. At 2 AM I was in the living room rehearsing introductions in my head, already convincing myself they’d regret hiring me. My husband walked out, half-asleep, and didn’t ask what was wrong. He already knew. The next morning, he woke up earlier than me. Made coffee. Ironed my outfit. Packed my lunch even cut the fruit the way I like it. When I came out dressed, trying to act calm, he looked at me like I was about to walk onto a stage. “You don’t have to be the best one in the room today,” he said. “Just be the most you. That’s what got you hired.” On my drive to work, I noticed something in my bag. A folded sticky note. “If you start doubting yourself, read this:
You survived worse. You rebuilt. You’re not lucky to be there — they’re lucky to have you.” I didn’t cry when I lost my job. I cried in the parking lot before my first day back. Because this time, I realized something else about marriage: It’s not just about who holds you when you fall. It’s about who believes in you when you stand back up. It’s about who waters you while you’re growing not just when you’re broken. And again… I didn’t have to ask. He was already awake.