I am that girl veiled in a woman’s overall. I still eat the damn chocolate after 10 pm. I dance, I sing, I make silly jokes, and I act crazy most of the time. I drive with my window down, I talk to the strangers, I engage in conversation with the elderly, I help children at the bus stop, I smile at everyone.
Let’s find good female role models to remind us of our value and keep our feminism intersectional and inclusive. Let’s be revolutionary in a way the world doesn’t want us to: let’s love ourselves.
I was put on this earth for something special. I know it with everything in my soul. I wouldn’t have been given so many trials to overcome and endure if I wasn’t meant for something greater.
That girl who was really popular but was mean, she isn’t allowed in my world.
It takes thought to take a step away from the advice and opinions around you, but I would say it’s worth it to take the time to be quiet for a moment and listen to your own heart.
I know online friendships sound creepy because I used to feel the same way. I’m not telling you to jump on Craigslist and scout for ads. What I am saying is you can make real friends virtually.
“Smiling is the best way to face every problem, to crush every fear, to hide every pain.”
– Will Smith
You’re your only you. Be your Best You!
“I am my sister’s keeper. We are all in this together. We stand united. We fall together. All for the sake of sisterhood. One love. Our bond is unbreakable.”
Mental health has always been looked upon with a negative connotation within the ethnic population. The term mental health brings with it a certain amount of fear of the unknown.
