#embracing self

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Returning To 4C

Hello sweet angels. So I wrote this last year for a Black owned blog called We Are Aloud. They seem to have since disappeared however I came across my post yesterday and I’m reposting it here because I’m proud of it! Have a read, let me know what you think. ‘Relaxing my hair at age 4 How many times have you heard the phrase ‘nappy’ and reached for your hair? or how many times have you looked in…

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What's gucci yall

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Earlier this year I was struggling with burnout with one fandom. I was writing for other fandoms too but they were just weren’t as inspiring.

A year ago when Critical Role announced Campaign 3 and that Robbie would be joining them I was excited. I finally found out I could watch Critical Role on twitch ith. For the longest time I thought it was just a podcast 🥺.

But then my comp would get warm and I didn’t want to wear headphones the whole time. I forgot i had twitch on ps4. But after the switch got the twitch app. My most used console. I was watching after the first of the year. I then watch Vox Machina the animated series as it released.

I had always wanted to play dnd. I just never had friends to play with or I was just too shy. Im finally creating characters and just going down this dnd wormhole and I have no regrets.

It brought back my creativity and I’m thriving. I’m also feeling more like myself. I thought I had stopped hiding parts of my nerd self like I did in high school.

I’m excited to see what I do. Maybe make my own world to use these characters in. But I’ll always be a fic writer. Just glad I’m creating.

I have also distanced myself from one of the fandoms I was big in. Between the burnout and the drama. Has just weighed on me.

I will always be thankful to the friends I made and still engage because they love any content I make. Same goes for them. I love them for any content they make. We may have met in one fandom but I will follow them even if they stop creating for it or just move on.

[weneeddiversebooks]

The Adventures of Moxie Girl Turns Kinky Coils Into a Lovable Superpower

Natalie McGriff hated her natural hair, so she and her mom wrote an story to boost the self-esteem of girls of color.

“We had young girls running up to the huge, six-foot banner of Moxie Girl, and they were like, ‘Mommy, Mommy, that looks like me!” Nixon recalls. “I’ve been receiving messages on the Facebook page from moms telling me they let their daughters see the page and read the stories and articles about Moxie Girl, and they think it’s awesome.”

[ofgutsandgold]

Never been prouder!!!

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