roro 🍒

I know this will blow your mind, but women don't live their lives to please men.

Yes lol

Ppl spend their whole life stalking you & convincing themselves that you’re watching them because they keep watching YOU 😂😂😂😂

y’all ever see some shade that you know was meant for you but the person is soooooo irrelevant to you so it’s like ummm chile anyways 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Ryon bought Weezo some Robux now he’s the best big brother in the world 😂😂😂🥹

If my son brung a girl into my home and they were underage I’d politely have her to call her mom and I’ll drop her off at home to make sure she’s SAFE and have a civilized conversation with her parents.

These bitches make ALL boy moms look bad. Whole time it’s boy moms out here like me that’ll never do no shit they do. That shit is sad and ridiculous

See that’s why I’m pregnant now 😂😭😭😭

Nah I might cook us some tacos 😂😂💁🏽‍♀️

Need to order us some take out

broke nggas so scary 😭

Me and hubby both having a bad day I told him call it a quick night and come home so we can watch a movie fuck and cuddle 😂

Hair stylist 💇‍♀️

I hate when I’m trying to hire somebody for a service and they leave me on seen. Bitch do you want the money or not? Be frl

Always something

I keep my numbers for Hellas. I don’t play that shit lol and too many ppl got my number ill miss out hella money if I change it

I’m so happy school almost out. I’m tired of getting up super early

My baby just now learning about Michael Jackson & he is obsessed 😂🕺🤦🏽‍♀️ I don’t blame you son

Nap time

My daughter hasn’t seen her biological father since she was 4. She’s 11 now. Years ago, he asked if I’d agree to terminate his parental rights so he could stop paying child support. I said yes. I figured losing the money was worth protecting her from a lifetime of broken promises and disappointment. I never lied to her about him though. Whenever she had questions, I answered them honestly in the most age-appropriate way I could. When she was 4, he reached out saying he had cancer and wanted to see her. I agreed. We planned a day at the park and he asked for two hours with her. He stayed 20 minutes. After that, we never heard from him again. This summer we ran into someone who knows him. They casually mentioned how much my daughter looks like his other kids and explained that he’s married now with a whole family. The second they said it, my heart sank. I immediately thought about how painful that must feel for her. I wrapped up the conversation quickly and we got into the car. I looked over expecting sadness, anger… something. Instead, she smiled. She said, “Mom… I’m glad he figured out how to be a good dad. That’s really nice for his kids.” And just like that, an 11-year-old taught me more about forgiveness than most adults ever could.