I’ve always hated writing things “About Me”, because how can one person tell the most important aspects of themselves, the ones that will either make you come back to this site again and again or run and hide, and possibly burn down your computer?! More that either way, things “About Me” can’t really be changed. Imagine what would happen if you went to show this page to one of your sarcastic, random, and occasionally witty friends because this site is nothing like that, only to realize that I had completely changed the facts around. You’d be really upset with me, and I don’t like people being upset with me because then I guess we can’t be internet friends anymore. So with that having been said, you guys probably want to know things about me, that’s the reason you came to my Kimfusing internet space. So let’s see, who am I? I’m definitely a “different” person, and I haven’t exactly realized whether that is a good thing or a bad thing quite yet. The good thing about that, is that I have the rest of my life to figure that out. As for right now, I’m a writer. I’m definitely a thinker. According to my family, I’m a cupcake and was probably a monkey in my former life. I’ll always be Lil’ Bit. I like to think of myself as an artist and above all, I am the most spectacular me, that I can be. I am living in a kimfusing dream and I love it.
This year I’ve been learning a lot about my roots. I’ve learned a lot about different African cultures and I’ve come to be unapologetically proud of who I am; of my skin, and of my culture. I’ve dealt with a good bit of both racism and colorism and for a while I was flat out uncomfortable with being well… black. I was embarrassed by my African roots because according to society black wasn’t beautiful. Black was dirty, black was ghetto, black was unwanted. But the more I saw black women around me loving themselves and the rise of black men and women on media I realised that who I am is what God made me to be.I am no longer ashamed of my skin and heritage.
These are traditional African waist beads. They have many meanings to them from being as a waist trainer to representing a young girl transitioning into womanhood. For me these represent the new chapter of my life of finally being happily black 💖 I made my first bead set all by myself and I’m very happy with outcome~ I love my culture! I love myself!
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