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luxury • self-care/love • black women my original content

[nsaint1]

Hey lovelies ❤️ I am officially on Substack and will be posting my content and articles on there! Add me on there

Nsaint1 | Substack

Luxury • Self-care/love • Black Women

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[nsaint1]

I was in that room and... It truly was a painfully beautiful process. The amount of tears, heartbreak, and self-questioning was a lot, but it showed me how strong, intelligent, not a follower, and confident I really am.

This is especially necessary for black women because society and even people and women who look like us (those racially insecure) will try to play us and make us doubt ourselves. Keep going, there is a reason why they are so intimidated.

[userinherownwrld]

Keke Palmer via her YouTube channel, 2010

[scorpionlafemme]

!!!!!

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gorgeous

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gorgeous

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[nsaint1]

Something people don’t talk about enough in this healing/self love journey is gaining your own trust back. Telling yourself “I choose you” subconsciously and consciously, everyday, through your actions, your decisions, and listening to yourself the first time.

[nsaint1]

Something people don’t talk about enough in this healing/self love journey is gaining your own trust back. Telling yourself “I choose you” subconsciously and consciously, everyday, through your actions, your decisions, and listening to yourself the first time.

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[nsaint1]

Post idea titled “avoiding the poisonous drink of bitterness in your 20s-30s”??

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reblog if ur a princess

[wetheurban]

May you never abandon yourself again, especially for what isn’t choosing you.

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[nsaint1]

Maintain your pure intentions