“What would you like for breakfast David?” “Honestly, I’m trying to figure out what happened last night Karen. What did we do?” “Well, I shouldn’t have to explain what we did last night. You woke up naked and in my bed and I was naked when you woke up right? I didn’t have sex by … More I Used To Love Her-Part 3: The Day After
I’ve learned a lot in the year of 2019. One important thing that stood out this year is acceptance. I’ve learned how to accept energy and control it. Learning how to accept your own flaws and mistakes can do a lot for you spiritually and mentally. As a 21 year old black woman, I’m … More Acceptance
We’re women capable of conquering the world. We’re magical beyond what the mind can fathom. So why should our sexuality diminish our value? During my adulthood I’ve been crowned with many labels as our society sees fit. Millennial. College educated. Mentor. Each word describes a piece of who I am or what I’m capable of … More The Truth of Being: Black and Bisexual
Ignorant Nepotistic Destructive Evil Prejudiced Egotistical Negligent Despicable Envious Nefarious Careless Extremist Independence Day… that’s the U.S. way.
We all dream of the day we can go after our dreams in life but for a lot of us, that is just how far it goes. How many of us take action to move closer to our desires? Do we let fear stop us? Complacency? Often we get caught up with life responsibilities and … More Going Against the Status Quo
After becoming a mother I developed this sort of persona that was “goody two shoes’. Telling myself to dress this way, don’t do this, don’t have too many drinks or get home by a certain time. God forbid you twerk somewhere but sometimes I just want to do ratchet shit with my friends. I want … More Ratchet ISH with my Friends
“Hey Marley. How was your day?” “It was great David, but I missed you terribly.” David walked into his apartment with Marley feeling like the weight of the world was off his shoulders. he was finally home to his Marley and he was able to find happiness. David was sleeping with a smile on his … More I Used To Love Her-Part 2: One Wild Night
Thank you so much for reading all my articles up to date. I’m so excited to type this article about my experience as a black millennial. I’m going to get vulnerable in this article and tell my story since I’ve been out of college since 2018. If you are family member reading this then you … More A Black Millenial’s Post College Experience!
The time had finally come. David was finally getting ready to move to his new destination in a couple days as his job had relocated him. The brilliant engineer was getting ready to move from New York to Los Angeles and leave behind all the things that he grew up being around and the people … More I Used To Love Her- Part 1: The Hurt Still Resides
Today I bring you a poem from my book, The Diary of She – Vol. II, that I believe a lot of women and even some men can relate to, entitled Destruction Ahead. I hope you enjoy! How can you look me in the eyes and say I’ve never been there for you? Looking … More The She Series – “Destruction Ahead”
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