
Game Changer & Make Some Noise

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@whatyouwantxo
i want a cute boyfriend and $500,000
Just missing the $$
I drink every night...I'm not an alcoholic
I’m used to it
The saddest thing you can hear someone say. (via suspend)
Hate goodbyes
I remember being teased relentlessly throughout my childhood and my teenage life where people would say that because of my skin I’ll never be beautiful enough, they would even recommend skin bleaching products. So as a child I quickly realised that as a dark skinned girl I was not considered beautiful enough… At that time I didn’t know that it was the negativity from the people around me that was causing me to hate my skin and myself for that matter. I remember a time during school photos where a girl shouted “she’s too dark! You won’t see anything on her ID but her teeth!”, of course everyone laughed it out… And so did I…. Because I didn’t want to make it seem like I was offended… Their feelings felt more important than mine… After all growing up I was always reminded of how unlikely I was of ever being beautiful or finding someone that found my darkness beautiful….. As a 19 year old today I sit here and say “I never gave in to skin bleaching”, “I was constantly reminded of how ugly I was but that only made me love myself even more….. I began considering myself as someone different, someone beautiful and out of the ordinary.” Your skin no matter how dark it is that when you smile you can only see the glow of your teeth is worthy of love, your skin is that of a goddess and you should never feel anything about your skin but self love. I write this to all of the people that have gone through similar and worse, you don’t need to learn to Love your skin, the love is already there… You just gotta unleash it.
I would like to hear some stories of yours if you’ve ever gone through the same thing…. Message me on Instagram. IG: YoungNubiie
Throwback. He’ll be 25 in 12 days! I’ll be 23 in 20 days! May babies are the best babies❤️
“Good Morning” “How was your day?” “Be careful” “Text me when you get home so I know you’re safe” “Sweet dreams” “How are you?” “I hope you’re feeling better” “Have a good day today!” “:)” “I miss you” “Good night” “Can you come over?” “Can I come over?” “Can I see you?” “Can I call you?” “You’re beautiful” “Want something to drink?” “Watch your step” “Let’s watch a movie” “What are you up to?” “How is your day so far?” “It will be okay” “I’m here for you” “Do you need anything?” “Are you hungry?” “I just wanted to hear your voice” “You just made my day” … You don’t have to hear “I Love You” to know that someone does. Listen carefully. People speak from the heart more often than you think.
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Tonight was one of those nights where we started arguing and at some point ended up shoulder to shoulder on the kitchen floor, both saying “I love you.” I want to remember these nights, not because everything is “perfect,” but because we both managed to talk about the hard stuff, even after our pride was hurt. We raised our voices at each other and said a few low blows, then, managed to sit down and say what we were feeling without any prying. That shows growth. How far we’ve come as individuals and as a couple. That’s what I want to remember.
Lol at white girls getting upset at being called Becky when they’ve been calling black girls “shaniqua” or “shanaynay” as a joke for years
when u ask someone whats up and they say the sky
when someone asks u whats up and u say the sky