I’ve had people ask me to write on acne and its awareness. I have never battled with acne. However, it does not mean I don’t have an idea of the difficulties and emotional damage it does, because I have friends who did. Although acne is regarded as a cosmetic issue, it can affect your life in real ways.
With my last article still making rounds of conversation on social media, this week, I will keep it a little lighter; menstruation hygiene.
A few days ago, I saw a post on Facebook, where people were sharing a post of female underwear that had a change of colour. Obviously, this was done to ridicule and spread the assumption that if your underwear has discolouring, you are unhygienic.
It is endometriosis awareness month and what better way to end the week. When women complain of severe periods every time they have their cycle, they are not looking for attention.
Every year we celebrate Women’s Day and we preach about the same stuff. The only difference is, our demands become stronger and stronger and more vigorous.
Teach the girl-child About a week-and-a-half ago, I was part of a panel discussion with a few people from different backgrounds.
Ladies, when Beyoncé said we should get in formation many moons ago, she was talking about the year 2022, and it being the year to fully invest in ourselves and our health.
Happy New Year to you and yours my lovies. This year, I promise to still fight for the cause, be just and slightly entertain.