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Men are so woke once their penis is involved 😭😭
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International Dolls, we want to take a minute to recognize YOU!!! We're so grateful for the work you put in everyday. Y'all really let us know how you get down during Fashion Week, helping to trend our Head Doll Worldwide!!! Tag your country and your flag!!!
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We’re loving Olandria’s cool cover girl style this week 😍 Relive her 2026 SI Swimsuit debut here: bit.ly/4zcSDZB
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Nigerians mock and jeer as APC bus got stuck in a dilapidated road. APC supporters fail to realise that they are also victims of Tinubu's ineptitude.
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I'm genuinely confused.
So after the inflation.
After the kidnappings.
After months of no light.
After tax and fuel hikes.
After terrible healthcare.
After salaries can't even keep up with feeding.
Election Day comes then:
You dress up, You leave your house, You queue under the hot sun, You vote for the same person again.
You are not normal.
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One of the pitfalls of growing in popularity is that you can no longer control the type of people that enter your space.
I’m aware of that horrible video mocking a guest at Fired&Iced. The people who made the video have been identified. They’d actually come in to host an event here. Obviously that booking has now been canceled. They’ve also been informed that they are no longer welcome in the restaurant.
My sincerest apologies to the harassed guest. I will be working on getting the video taken down as well.
To reiterate, @FiredandIced_ is an inclusive space where all are welcome and we expect basic human decency.
We will be working on making our staff more vigilant so as to ensure the same doesn’t repeat itself.
I am irritated and disgusted and so bloody angry.
I have started cursing out all the men that tell me to smile
Two weeks ago, I went for a run along Airport Road, a popular route where hundreds of people walk and run.
Two men were staring in my direction and catcalling me. Mind you, I had my headphones on. One of them eventually walked up to me, lifted my headphones off my ears without my consent and said, “Smile, you be fine girl.”
They did this while other men stood watching and cars drove past, navigating the bumps on the road. I felt so violated and humiliated.
I turned around, walked back and emptied the contents of my water bottle on him.
That was when things escalated. Other men began charging towards me. Thankfully, a few people who had witnessed what happened spoke up and explained the situation to a man who stepped in to mediate.
He told the men plainly that the two of them were wrong and that the CCTV cameras had captured the incident.
The man who harassed me kept insisting that what he did wasn’t harassment. Another tried to justify his behaviour by saying he was simply appreciating what God had created.
The mediator had to explain something that should be basic knowledge saying, “You do not know this woman, you have no right to touch her, pull her headphones off or demand that she smile for you”
Imagine having to explain something as fundamental as bodily autonomy to grown men.
They eventually asked whether pouring water on him was justified, and the mediator told them that his actions had invited that reaction.
Meanwhile, because I had recorded videos earlier, they became even more upset about the footage. They started pleading with the mediator to ask me to delete the videos.
It is exhausting being a woman. Exhausting to simply exist in public without being subjected to unsolicited attention, entitlement, harassment and the expectation that you must always be pleasant and accommodating.
You cannot simply run, walk, mind your business or exist in your own body without someone feeling entitled to your attention, your smile or your compliance.
It’s almost as though being born a woman means being assigned a lifelong responsibility to anticipate, manage and protect yourself from other people’s entitlement.
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Two weeks ago, I went for a run along Airport Road, a popular route where hundreds of people walk and run.
Two men were staring in my direction and catcalling me. Mind you, I had my headphones on. One of them eventually walked up to me, lifted my headphones off my ears without my consent and said, “Smile, you be fine girl.”
They did this while other men stood watching and cars drove past, navigating the bumps on the road. I felt so violated and humiliated.
I turned around, walked back and emptied the contents of my water bottle on him.
That was when things escalated. Other men began charging towards me. Thankfully, a few people who had witnessed what happened spoke up and explained the situation to a man who stepped in to mediate.
He told the men plainly that the two of them were wrong and that the CCTV cameras had captured the incident.
The man who harassed me kept insisting that what he did wasn’t harassment. Another tried to justify his behaviour by saying he was simply appreciating what God had created.
The mediator had to explain something that should be basic knowledge saying, “You do not know this woman, you have no right to touch her, pull her headphones off or demand that she smile for you”
Imagine having to explain something as fundamental as bodily autonomy to grown men.
They eventually asked whether pouring water on him was justified, and the mediator told them that his actions had invited that reaction.
Meanwhile, because I had recorded videos earlier, they became even more upset about the footage. They started pleading with the mediator to ask me to delete the videos.
It is exhausting being a woman. Exhausting to simply exist in public without being subjected to unsolicited attention, entitlement, harassment and the expectation that you must always be pleasant and accommodating.
You cannot simply run, walk, mind your business or exist in your own body without someone feeling entitled to your attention, your smile or your compliance.
It’s almost as though being born a woman means being assigned a lifelong responsibility to anticipate, manage and protect yourself from other people’s entitlement.
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Which Africans?? Specify that it’s SOUTH AFRICANS the rest of us are not involved in your convo
South Africans already said they are not Africans start calling them out alone and stop involving the remaining 53 countries 🙏🏿
Stupid ahhh niggas
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Once again, men cheating isn't the same as women cheating. We can still love our wives and have sentiment for them and cheat. Women can't. In fact if a woman cheats she hates you now. So let's stop lying about male infidelity. It's really not the same at all. Women are projecting.
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I would actually love to work in entertainment or marketing industries, kind of tired of real estate and construction
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