Nae Johnson ❥ retweeted
please stop deactivating ur instagrams my best friend got into
an accident and died last night and her page is gone forever 💔 she always reactivated and now she’ll never be able to
This ROACH has nothing better to do than to spew slurs like he just learned how to cuss yesterday. The day somebody checks his CAMEROONIAN ass will be the day he learns his place. And I want a Klansman to be that person for ol’ boy. I wouldn’t even be mad. 😂😂😂
Nae Johnson ❥ retweeted
I didn’t expect to grow this much with only 1-2 classes a week! Looking at my progress is so cool because I didn’t realize how far I’ve come. I love learning new skills!
Nae Johnson ❥ retweeted
Imagine hating me and I’m literally at home minding my business, solving a Rubik’s Cube😂😂
Girl. Just focus on your music. You clearly suck at picking men & keeping them.
Do what actually suits you: Tina Snow Thannnngggk ya.
Megan Thee Stallion’s relationship stories always seem to have one consistent theme: Megan is never the problem. Every relationship ends and somehow the accountability lands everywhere except at her own doorstep. At some point, self-love also has to include self-examination.
You can be beautiful. You can have an amazing body. You can cook. You can be successful. You can have millions of fans screaming “you deserve better.” And you can STILL have behaviors that make maintaining a healthy relationship difficult.
We watched her publicly praise Klay, cook for his family, celebrate her relationship and proudly say “my man.” Now that it’s over, we’re hearing about losing herself and disrespect. But that’s exactly why automatically making the man the villain every time is ridiculous.
And ladies, stop confusing desirability with relationship skills. Getting a man and keeping a healthy relationship are two completely different skill sets. A body might attract somebody. Fame might impress somebody. Sex appeal might get attention. None of those things automatically make someone a healthy partner.
If every relationship ends with you being the innocent victim and everybody else being the problem, eventually you have to examine the one person who was present in every relationship: YOU. She is the problem.
Nae Johnson ❥ retweeted
I’m so glad I was born in the ’80s and went to school before technology and social media took over everything. We actually had to think for ourselves, research things, form our own opinions, and use critical thinking. We weren’t constantly being told what to think by an algorithm or influenced by strangers on the internet 😭






















