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I’ve said this before. The average Ghanaian woman is WAYYYYYY more conservative than they let on.
They phase in and out of the baddie aesthetic as the occasion demands.
The conditioning of being worried by how people see them is deep asf and they’re good at hiding it.
someone i haven’t spoken to in ages broke no contact today, and as someone who forgets but never forgives, i had to call a friend to remind me why we stopped talking.
this is why it’s important to gossip because that information was definitely vital to how i responded.
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I feel like this is something you can laugh about and go about your day…but the people aggressively upset saying it ruined their night and all????
It couldn’t have been that serious.
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Tried this frugal lifestyle gimmick and spent 30 cedis max for 4 days. Then spent 400 cedis on the 5th day to “reward” myself 😭
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You need to hold on to the belief that good things are coming to you. No matter how long it takes.
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The most embarrassing part isn’t that international media are paying attention. It’s that Ghana’s response to sexual harassment allegations and the broader culture surrounding them is now being exposed to the world, and we have very little to be proud of. This is our reality
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If a rape case happened in 420 BC and the victim chooses to speak up today, you are still a rapist.
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“He knows where Home is”
“Even if you’re going to cheat, please use protection”
“You can cheat so far you are not doing it to my face”
Words Of A MadWoman.
I wish parents feared their sons being abusive, pedophiles, and rapists as much as they fear them being gay.


























