It’s sad.. hustling backwards. Taking care of ppl who’ve already had their chance at life. Now you have kids and don’t have $. The cycle restarts.
It’s called the ‘black tax’
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It’s sad.. hustling backwards. Taking care of ppl who’ve already had their chance at life. Now you have kids and don’t have $. The cycle restarts.
It’s called the ‘black tax’
I invite travel, paid creative opportunities, unexpected financial gifts, and aesthetically pleasing spaces into my life at this moment.
I don’t know which ones of my American born Haitians need to hear this but you need to learn how to speak Kreyol. I don’t care how bad your pronunciation is. I don’t care how much your family and other Haitians roast you for it. Pls don’t let them discourage you. You can do it.
I really need to hear this, my family is always talking about the way I pronounce words
yoooo! this is so crucial to the african diaspora. i was roasted to an inch of my life about the english tones when speaking kiswahili. it hurted. i already felt like an imposter. “don’t let them discourage you” is it.
my folks were all kinds of annoying about my american accent when speaking twi but i realized you cant walk around with an african ass last name and say “nah im american my parents are from overseas” without sounding like a dumbass.
And don’t let the nerves shake you in conversation. I’m still working on it, but I tell myself what sounds worse, me trying to speak the language of my heritage or a family member actively messing with me about pronounciation. You’re learning this for you, not them. Hugs to all my ppl of the African diaspora who will always ride the middle.
when j hus said ‘I know how to treat a woman proper’ a lot of u man didn’t feel that
Two years?! I’m in!
why not
I’ll try it
Double your nana, double your yum
give me luck double banana
No fucking joke, I was offered 4 days of film-set marshalling and I told him I was unavailable for one of the days but I could cancel. And he told me he’d potentially found someone else.
I reblogged this.
And not 20 mins later, he came back to me and said if I really want it, let him know now. So fuck. Wow.
fuck it double the potassium, double the luck.
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i wish somebody looked at me like the way he looked at that onion
The scream always takes me out 🤣
this will probably upset a large number of y'all but I really think a conversation needs to be had about the glorification of the whole being a “crazy girlfriend”. I mean really nothing about policing your mans every move and threatening violence if he acts out in a certain way is healthy or short of being abusive or insinuating abuse but here we are every day seeing this shit being laughed about on social media like its nothing and y'all literally think it’s cute to act like this
I be wanting to go home before i leave my house
When you walk away from an argument and hear them start mumbling some more stupid shit under their breath
So much of adulting is unlearning and reshaping your understanding of who you are and what you want and need.