My work and what you see is not my fight in the feminist agenda. My personal life is where my fight resides.
It's in the way I choose to live without wanting kids or getting married.
The way I challenged the uncle everyone feared at age 14
It's in the way I choose to live without wanting kids or getting married.
The way I challenged the uncle everyone feared at age 14
The way I date and get intimate with who I want unapologetically...
The way I go to shacks, gather women 15/20 Years older and teach them how to masturbate and negotiate sex.
The way I go to shacks, gather women 15/20 Years older and teach them how to masturbate and negotiate sex.
The way I crave a blunt and I go get it on my own, whilst my weed guys instruct their male customers not to talk to me as I do not like to be disturbed.
The way I go to police stations to talk to the officers on violence against women..
The way I go to police stations to talk to the officers on violence against women..
It's in the way that I go to the Igbo joints (pubs) & the boys greet me, clear my space, serve me my regular as the owner hails me &goes to talk with his men
It’s in the way that I go to juvenile prisons to teach the boys and girls about sex & form deeper connections with them
It’s in the way that I go to juvenile prisons to teach the boys and girls about sex & form deeper connections with them
It's in the way that I went bald and relocated to work in my village where hair is a woman's beauty and being bald signified death.
It’s living as an expatriate in my apartment by the beach with a maid at age 26.
It’s living as an expatriate in my apartment by the beach with a maid at age 26.
Fighting for my right as a woman is taking responsibility and accountability for my actions, desires, and mistakes.
It's being able to listen to the whispers of life and staying fluid with the current it’s wave might take me.
It's being able to listen to the whispers of life and staying fluid with the current it’s wave might take me.
My work..what you see is simply an extension of who I am. That which people see as radical is simply my normal life. I play the game of life on my own terms..
My quota towards the women's rights movement is the way I live authentically with the hopes that it inspires another woman to do the same…
#IWD2021 #ChooseToChallenge
#IWD2021 #ChooseToChallenge
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