Little Miss Writer✍️ retweeted
Anything my baby wants, my baby gets. Even if it means removing myself from his life.
I like you so much, your actions communicated your needs to me, so I gave you what you needed
Seen a bunch of men sitted kwa shade with karais wakipekua something… but my mind can’t tell kama ni minji ama jaba 😭😭
My uber driver is nasty asf. Eeew. Like I am working kwa laptop and he’s on some nonesense stories!!
I was expecting ati since he hurried up leaving you behind kumbe it was his behind that was the problem 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Ah 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Little Miss Writer✍️ retweeted
The body dysmorphia that comes with never wearing your natural hair out or just never being in your natural state? Detrimental sana.
Wear your own hair out a week at a time sometimes, don’t do your nails or lashes, you don’t always need the extra stuff. You’re beautiful ❤️
My second heartbreak this week was approaching a bigger, taller boda guy just for him to hand me over to a skinnier, shorter boda guy 😭😭😭
How could you do that to me?? Na ni wewe nataka?? Sasa upepo itanipiga like a stray dog 😭😭 men!!
Little Miss Writer✍️ retweeted
Seeing medics defend someone with terrible takes is so hurtful. Is that how you treat your endometriosis patients?
You look at them and think - wewe you just need to stop taking sugar. You know what? I did. And I stopped milk, and wheat.
And I eat huge amounts of fiber.
Little Miss Writer✍️ retweeted
By the way my rule in life is I do not voluntarily participate in my own suffering. And I will ditch anything that tries to make me a willing participant in my own suffering. If I can't exit immediately, just know I'm planning my exit and I will exit at some point.
Little Miss Writer✍️ retweeted
First time mtu ameniuliza “can i come pick you after work” nikasema “im driving”

















