MD, MPH, MHA Doctor living her non-clinical life | Passionate about public health, digital media, and impact. Ig @prettyfaze 🇺🇸
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Dr. Oluwabukola ✨ retweeted
Because men benefit from childbirth the most.
Imagine receiving the prestigious result (a brand new human being) of another person’s life threatening effort, when all you had to contribute to the group project up to that point, was an orgasm of thirty seconds????
Dr. Oluwabukola ✨ retweeted
Male doctors on this app will tweet irresponsible things about women’s health under the guise of “education.”
Banger boys and idiots will piggyback off said tweets, using it as a launching pad for misogyny and misinformation.
Such irresponsible and unethical behavior.
Dr. Oluwabukola ✨ retweeted
I stumble on TikToks of people who planned for kids and i wish more people talked about it, I’m seeing couples change eating habits, embrace fitness, save for their kids expenses, intentionally move to areas with good zip codes for school sake, heck even plan what time in the year they’re conceiving, to ensure they’re born in the right timeframe for school. It’s alot of work that goes into kids!
Dr. Oluwabukola ✨ retweeted
The older I get, the more I see patriarchy as men's jealousy, fear and shame at knowing they're inferior to women. If women having freedom, power and choices threatens your masculinity, your masculinity was nothing but control dressed up as confidence.
Dr. Oluwabukola ✨ retweeted
the right to invalidate women’s experiences towards it.
Even if you have experience pregnancy, you still don’t have the right to invalidate your fellow women experiences towards pregnancy.
As a fibroid candidate, knowing fully well that I’m in a high risk candidate in
Dr. Oluwabukola ✨ retweeted
Her body was buried that day, and from that day, her three kids became motherless, you can’t have an opinion on something you haven’t or will never experience as a human.
Even with your degrees, if you’ve never experienced the close death aspect of pregnancy, you don’t have
Dr. Oluwabukola ✨ retweeted
There's no single hate in me. I just want to have moneyyyyy. Like bastardddd moneyyyyyyyy. 💰
Dr. Oluwabukola ✨ retweeted
At 34, she should be making decisions based on what she wants, not out of fear of getting older.
Better to be single and at peace than married and constantly negotiating your worth.🤐
Dr. Oluwabukola ✨ retweeted
Can't believe I was once planning to get married and have children at the age of 25. 😭😭😭
Feminism, thank you ooooo
Dr. Oluwabukola ✨ retweeted
Nigerian men are so special. Fight for attention during postpartum, fight women for describing their own pregnancy experiences, fight widows for making decisions about burying their deceased husbands. Ike gwuru.
Dr. Oluwabukola ✨ retweeted
ON TOLUWANISINGS, HIS WIFE AND THE EXTENDED FAMILY
I believe a Man that lived his adult life without being close to his extended family has decided who he wants making decision about his burial and estate. The matter is clear and simple.
From everything I have watched so far, Toluwanisings didn’t actively involve his Father or his Father’s family in his life. He never consulted nor invited them in major decisions concerning his life, including when he built and opened the House in question. He made attempts to take care of his Father but didn’t involve the man in his personal life and major decisions. They were not close. His Wife should be left alone and the family should support her to the extent she wants to be supported.
If the wife decides to sell the house later on, let her sell it. She’s got three young children to cater for as a young widow. If the Father is truly a Muslim, he should know that by the rules of Islamic law of inheritance, he isn’t allowed to inherit the Son who died a Non-Muslim and vice versa. So, I do not understand the brouhaha.
