
Softie💜
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Softie💜
@Damviews
Child of God| I speak plainly | No sugarcoating| Lover💜| African woman|Mrs A💍|storyteller| https://t.co/C1qj0KYZb9


Who taught you how to drive, and how many times did they almost give up on you? 😅 When you first started, was it smooth or pure chaos? Quote me, let’s laugh small 😂










Nigerian parents will humble you. Back in my secondary school days, I remember one Saturday like it was yesterday… One of my friends was doing birthday. Nothing big, just small gathering, music, drinks, enjoyment. I had begged at home before going. “Mummy please, I won’t stay long.” “I’ll be back on time.” She looked at me and said: “Don’t let me call you.” I said “Yes ma” with full confidence. Fast forward… Party was sweet. Music was loud. We were dancing like we didn’t have parents. For the first time, I felt like I had freedom. Then my phone vibrated. “Mummy calling…” My heart dropped. I picked. “Hello ma 😊” Her voice was calm… too calm. “So you have decided to sleep there abi?” Immediately, my environment changed. The music was still playing, but my soul had left the party. “No mummy, I’m on my way” “Don’t worry. You will come back and meet me.” That “don’t worry”? That’s when you know say better problem don land. From that moment, I couldn’t enjoy anything again. Everybody was still dancing, but I was already calculating my punishment. The journey back home felt longer than usual. Even the night breeze was not breezing again. I got home and as expected, I was properly welcomed. You suppose understand. 😂 That day, I learned something: Nigerian parents don’t need to be at the party to scatter your enjoyment. Just one phone call… and your happiness will log out instantly. But later that night, after everything, She still knocked on my door and asked, “Have you eaten?” That’s when it hits you. It’s love. Just an aggressive love. Be honest… Which sentence from your parents used to instantly reset your entire mood? 😂












