I recently read Bitch Please I'm Khanyi Mbau and if I have to be honest I quite enjoyed it. I may be a little biased because I admire her guts but the book was really a page turner. Khanyi deserves a round of applause because she isn't trying to justify herself and she tells it like it is. She's someone who likes the finer things and did what she wanted to get it. It might not have been the right way to do it but she knew what she was getting into so who are we too judge her? Some of her lines about the ordinary folk were shocking but she probably just had the guts to say what other people think of but don't say it out like that. Khanyi's story also revealed her vulnerable side and I kind of feel bad for her after all she's only human. I'm surprised at how much I can relate to her and I'm sure we not the only two people in the world to make mistakes or get hurt. Her lessons on love and relationships spoke volumes to me and I really understood her and I'm sure other girls can too.
My favourite quotes include - "It's not my fault your poor. Just write the ticket."
"It's always the people we let in that destroy us."
"You lose yourself when he breaks your heart. The love goes away. You wait
with baited breath to get him out of your system so you can live again."
"It's up to me to make sure that the next person I get naked with is someone
fully mine. Someone who is one flesh with me so that if they harm me, they
only harm themselves."
What defines me might not define you. No two people are alike but we've all lived life and gone through the good and the bad. Im just trying to inject you with some of my shuga, the essence of me, my loves and loathes.
Sunday, 23 December 2012
Merry Christmas
Some people may take away our joy but Christmas reminds us that the Lord Jesus Christ makes all that we have possible. Merry Christmas to all of you and remember to smize
Wednesday, 14 November 2012
Durban Rocks
Its been months since my dream to go to Durban popped into my head and finally I got to go. I enjoyed five great days in Durban with my friends Alex and Yvonne. It had me asking what else could a girl ask for? The day we arrived we hit the nightlife of Durban at BLVD the famous Boulevard Lounge/Club on Florida road. We met the best bartenders ever who gave us so many free rounds it was amazing. Plus all the great music to dance too while sipping on Cosmo's made it all worthwhile. The headache however the next day was excruciating but just serves to show that it was the place to be. The following day we headed to the beach and it was breathtaking its different all the time, frolicking in the water and trying to catch the biggest wave. The famous rickshaw rides at Ushaka beach truly made me feel like a Zulu princess. Royalty if you know what I mean. Ushaka Marine World is one place you cannot leave Durban without experiencing. There is so much to offer. Too bad for me we got there late and I couldnt enjoy Shark diving but there was still so much for me to do. I had a blast. We endulged in sea food, Italian food and so much more on our stay. I sure did gain a few pounds but its all worth it. Since I was living le good life. Another place I visited was Pietermaritzburg where we enjoyed lots of wine all night. Our last day in Durban included movies and every girls dream shopping. It was sad to say goodbye but it was also good to get back home. These are memories I will hold dear all thanks to my mum and friends.
Thursday, 1 November 2012
Will he understand
Source:crazy4me.com |
When I'm in your arms
I often wonder if it's time to say goodbye now
And think of the man who isnt afraid to love meWhen will he walk through the door
When will he be more of a man
Will he understand
That I'm not like most people
Will he understand
My passion or my drive
Or will he be overwhelmed by it
Will he understand
That I do what I like when I want
That I say what I say cause I can
Will he understand
That I like a drink or two
Will he understand
That I don't want to be hurt
And that I cry sometimes
Even behind my smiles
Will he understand
That he will never be like you
Will he
Monday, 22 October 2012
Dreams and Desires: Book Review
Source: kwela.com |
Dreams and Desires by Louis Make published by Sapphire Press ISBN 978-0-7957-0432-1 in Cape Town.This is a South African romance book about Moyomhle an uptight woman who meets Zakhele who turns her life upside down by breaking all her defenses. Strong echoes of love are embedded in the book. It shows how love makes its way into people’s lives no matter the circumstances.
The characters Moyomhle and Zakhele have found themselves in the game of love. Moya represents a lot of women in this world. The type of woman, who has met men that have lied, cheated and misused her. These experiences have shaped who she is now, a no nonsense woman who does not take men at face value. Life does that to people, women in particular and one feels sorry for her but at the same time we can not blame her because she is trying to protect herself. The journey the book takes us on is one were we hope things turn out differently for her this time around. Will he prove her wrong or will he affirm her view of men.
Moya is a headstrong and not willing to take risks without knowing what may come out of it character. This had a big impact on me because I believe that women should not be afraid to take control of their lives especially when it comes to avoiding situations that can lead to them getting hurt. The last thing one wants is to be taken advantage of and the last thing one wants to read about is reading about a fellow woman being mistreated. Moya’s actions are therefore encouraged.
Moya never believed that a man like Zakhele would be good for her or whether she would be good enough for him. Certain aspects of who he was made her believe that it would not work between them but it is these very aspects of Zakhele that brings their love story together. As I read the book I began to think maybe she was right but then as I delved deeper I realized that love has no conditions just like how life just happens love happens too.
Zakhele the uber male character that has women falling at their knees for him is the stereotypical male character when it comes to being tall, dark and handsome and smooth talking. However the way he approaches love is different to most men, he has the right intentions, and he knows what he wants and goes for it, that is, he pursues Moya. What I liked most about him is that he acknowledged that love grew in his heart and that if Moya was not keen he would let her go because he loved her and hoped maybe one day love will grow within her too.
I have been in love and have lost it myself but this book made me feel like I had found love again. The story is about how one finds love and shuns it away because of the fear of the unknown and the lack of belief that someone can truly love you without any hidden intentions, without the pain and heartbreak that comes with the lies and deceitfulness that love comes with at times. This why “She couldn’t expose herself to him, couldn’t say those words out loud… She couldn’t admit that she’d fallen for the sweet words of yet another egotistical playboy”. This is often true for most women and Moya speaks directly at the reader as her emotions resonate with how most of us often feel.
The reason I loved this book and found it an enjoyable read was because the author was able to make me relate with the main characters as their situation is one often felt by many people around the world. I related to the leading female character because her response to love is often one that most women face because we are so used to men playing games that when love really arrives we are too blind to see it or believe in it or mainly we see it but look the other way because to feel the aching heartbreak that love brings is just too much to bare.
Dreams and Desires has interesting lead characters, one asks why Moya is so difficult but at the same time I sided with her. The mystery of the lead male character and were his intentions lie are page turners. Will Moya ever open her heart to love? This question ran through my mind as I kept turning the pages. One wonders were her heart will be at the end of it all. We get to know more about the characters and we fall in love in with them as we root for Moya to find love. Moya’s character does develop as the book goes on in terms of her beliefs and perceptions towards men.
The theme of this story is romance. It is a traditional love story and allows the reader to escape. We often face the same situations in life and therefore this book shows us how others deal with similar love or relationship situations. No matter who you are or what you have been through one thing we all have yearned for at some point in our lives is love and this book made me realise that love conquers all no matter how dark the situation.
This novel is for readers who believe in the complexities of love and understand that love does not always come easily. It is a book that will appeal to anyone who loves a good love story and the hopeless romantics. I have never heard of men who love romance novels but I am sure that this book is targeted at women of all ages because love finds women at all ages and this book brings romance and love to the readers.
The writing style is simple and informal, it allows for love and heartbreak undertones. I loved every aspect of this book because it was real and the emotions were real. It shows what love is about and that is the true essence of this book that love does happen no matter how hard your heart is when the right type of love comes along it will melt you because that love becomes yours no matter how hard you try to fight it. Moya’s words describe this perfectly “Moya’s inability to reject those flowers was evidence of the chink in the steel wall she had carefully rebuilt around her heart”
Lessons are learnt by Moya as she discovers the joys and pains of love. Her opinions change towards the end of the book and this allows the reader to realise that one only realizes what they had when it’s gone and if you do not fight for it you will never know what will have come out from it. Moya’s dreams become her desires in reality because she learns to embrace what love is really about no matter the outcome.
The imperfectness of love is portrayed in this book. One realizes that love comes when you least expect it and from the person you least expect to get it from. It is not like careers which are often planned. True love grows and comes from within and no matter how strong or independent a woman is if that feeling engulfs you it is one that can not be easily shaken off. As Moya falls in love with Zakhele the emotions she feels are felt by the reader too. Her love for Zakhele leaves an imprint in our hearts and gives hope to those who have lost love or had their hearts toiled with that their day to fully embrace love again will come too.
The author Louise Make is thirty, Xhosa and Capetonian by birth. She comes from a family of strong women. Her family background may be the reason why her books have strong, independent female lead characters such as Moya in the book Dreams and Desires.
Her other work includes Five-star Seduction and this further emphasizes how most of her leading ladies are career women who are not ready for love and attraction. They are independent and do not want to be men’s playthings. However she leans past the male stereotypes in that these men are more serious about love and relationships than most.
This book made me believe that as much as love sometimes only seems to be real in books and dreams it is possible to have it in real life too. A love that truly exists for two and no more is shown perfectly in this book. The belief I had in Moya in the beginning of the book is one that stays on after closing the book.
“You’re taking me on the best adventure of my life. The thought of building a home with you excites me more than anything else. I want a family with you, my lovely – and I want us to grow together. I’m done chasing thrills. I have everything I need right here with you”. Now tell me that this statement is something you can’t believe in because I know I sure can.
Monday, 15 October 2012
Birthday Speech
This is a little something I wrote for my family as a speech on my birthday.......
21 September 1991 was the day I came into this world and today is the 21st of September 2012. It has been a long journey and I am sure that there is a lot in store for me in the many more years to come. Being brought into this world and looking at the world with innocent eyes during my childhood is one of the moments I wish I could go back to but now am all grown up now and I see the world in different eyes. I realise now why mum would always say don’t be in a rush to grow up. Mum I love you and I always will. I thank you for being my rock and trying to protect me from the things I still struggle to understand. Sometimes I feel I robbed your from enjoying being young when you had me but I know now that it is a blessing because we’ve grown together, I apologize for giving you a hard time at times and I apologize for the hard times we will face later on but I want you to know all I ever strive for is to make you happy and proud. You the coolest mum I know and now that I am growing up I see qualities in me that are so much like yours and I know that my mother is a fighter and if I can have one quality of yours that’s one thing I am proud of. I am proud to have a mum like you who raised me, pulled my ears and combed my hair. I love you mum and I appreciate all the things you have done for me. Together we are not just mother and daughter now I can say we are superwomen and I thank you for birthing life and igniting the light within me that you call Chiedza. I want to thank the rest of my family for always believing in me even when I never believed in myself. I understand it’s not easy to have a daughter, granddaughter, niece or cousin who is as outspoken, blunt and a little bit crazy like me. I know sometimes you never understand the decisions I make but I know it has never stopped you from loving me. I am grateful. To my Gogo, my source, my strength and my friend I’d like to thank you for showing me what strong, independent women are like. And for always giving me more pocket money even though u knew I had because u believed girls shouldn’t go around without money otherwise they will start looking for trouble, the girl talks we had and the never ending African movies we could never change the channel even when you knew you were falling asleep on the couch, thank God for PVR now. Sometimes I’d keep quiet when you asked who’s in the kitchen even when I was there because I knew you would ask for some ice blocks but am glad you are my Gogo because that’s what makes you special. To Aunty Tendi thank you for making me realise its okay to say good riddance to guys who don’t deserve me and yes for changing my poopoo diaper something you never let me forget, To my dad even though I don’t see you everyday and your not so much a part of my life as much as I want you to be, you taught me one thing that no man will ever love me as much as my daddy. To Mu thanks for always having my back and protecting my honour when guys try to diss me, To uncle tucx where do I start with u firstly id like to apologize for painting your toes and putting Sibongile Aza’s black baby in your blankets. But I want to thank you because you have been the weirdly absurdly father figure in my life. When I am down you always know there’s Chicken Licken, when we are bored u always know we can call friends and have a braai or better yet call Chichi when you’ve got a horror movie to watch and you pretend you not scared but u just want to watch it with. You taught me not to take life too seriously live everyday like it’s your last but always keep a level head. Uncle Jim well I don’t see you much but you’ve bailed me out on numerous occasions and I am forever grateful. You have taught me the importance of having your family’s back even if you don’t see them everyday, To my crazy little sister Aza u taught me what it means to a big sister even though I longed for a big sister myself when I was growing up. I love u always from your quirky videos, your dance moves and the fact that you followed after me outspoken and u r yourself. Let no one ever tell you you’re not good enough because u go beyond that seeing your smile brightens my day no matter how angry I am. Your hugs and your baby voice make you who you are. You are my little star and I know in my heart that when you grow up you will be an even bigger and brighter star, To Michael my brother from another mother, today is our birthday and I am so happy to share my special day with. You taught me the value of hommies over whores excuse my language, u taught me that no matter what people say I am the best damn thing and anyone would be a fool not to cherish me. You taught me the value of me and that even when we sitting on the corner stoop we don’t have to limit ourselves to that stoop we can be anything we want to be and even when we fail and people laugh we can keep trying. Nothing can take that away from us the fighter’s spirit, the legends 305 till we die. I l.ove u. To Pulu I miss u and I wish u were here with us celebrating. You always believed in me and always gave me the best advice in short never marry a zezuru Muzukuru, work hard and be strong. Plus dance even if you are not a great dancer. I love u Pulu and hope u looking down on us smiling. I hope I make u proud. Finally Melody my best friend, I don’t know where u came from and how it happened, I treated u badly at first and I’m sorry but I’m glad we looked passed that and u arrived in my life like a shooting star u are one of a kind. U always used to knock on my window to go to church on Sundays and I always used to be like cant she leave me alone why does she bother. You saved my life when I was really down, when I needed someone to show me the way. I love you for that and even though we are polar opposites u get me and I can’t imagine my life without you. So I thank you for being my best friend and I hope things will never change. Thank you all for being here with me today.
I would like to toast to celebrating life.
21 September 1991 was the day I came into this world and today is the 21st of September 2012. It has been a long journey and I am sure that there is a lot in store for me in the many more years to come. Being brought into this world and looking at the world with innocent eyes during my childhood is one of the moments I wish I could go back to but now am all grown up now and I see the world in different eyes. I realise now why mum would always say don’t be in a rush to grow up. Mum I love you and I always will. I thank you for being my rock and trying to protect me from the things I still struggle to understand. Sometimes I feel I robbed your from enjoying being young when you had me but I know now that it is a blessing because we’ve grown together, I apologize for giving you a hard time at times and I apologize for the hard times we will face later on but I want you to know all I ever strive for is to make you happy and proud. You the coolest mum I know and now that I am growing up I see qualities in me that are so much like yours and I know that my mother is a fighter and if I can have one quality of yours that’s one thing I am proud of. I am proud to have a mum like you who raised me, pulled my ears and combed my hair. I love you mum and I appreciate all the things you have done for me. Together we are not just mother and daughter now I can say we are superwomen and I thank you for birthing life and igniting the light within me that you call Chiedza. I want to thank the rest of my family for always believing in me even when I never believed in myself. I understand it’s not easy to have a daughter, granddaughter, niece or cousin who is as outspoken, blunt and a little bit crazy like me. I know sometimes you never understand the decisions I make but I know it has never stopped you from loving me. I am grateful. To my Gogo, my source, my strength and my friend I’d like to thank you for showing me what strong, independent women are like. And for always giving me more pocket money even though u knew I had because u believed girls shouldn’t go around without money otherwise they will start looking for trouble, the girl talks we had and the never ending African movies we could never change the channel even when you knew you were falling asleep on the couch, thank God for PVR now. Sometimes I’d keep quiet when you asked who’s in the kitchen even when I was there because I knew you would ask for some ice blocks but am glad you are my Gogo because that’s what makes you special. To Aunty Tendi thank you for making me realise its okay to say good riddance to guys who don’t deserve me and yes for changing my poopoo diaper something you never let me forget, To my dad even though I don’t see you everyday and your not so much a part of my life as much as I want you to be, you taught me one thing that no man will ever love me as much as my daddy. To Mu thanks for always having my back and protecting my honour when guys try to diss me, To uncle tucx where do I start with u firstly id like to apologize for painting your toes and putting Sibongile Aza’s black baby in your blankets. But I want to thank you because you have been the weirdly absurdly father figure in my life. When I am down you always know there’s Chicken Licken, when we are bored u always know we can call friends and have a braai or better yet call Chichi when you’ve got a horror movie to watch and you pretend you not scared but u just want to watch it with. You taught me not to take life too seriously live everyday like it’s your last but always keep a level head. Uncle Jim well I don’t see you much but you’ve bailed me out on numerous occasions and I am forever grateful. You have taught me the importance of having your family’s back even if you don’t see them everyday, To my crazy little sister Aza u taught me what it means to a big sister even though I longed for a big sister myself when I was growing up. I love u always from your quirky videos, your dance moves and the fact that you followed after me outspoken and u r yourself. Let no one ever tell you you’re not good enough because u go beyond that seeing your smile brightens my day no matter how angry I am. Your hugs and your baby voice make you who you are. You are my little star and I know in my heart that when you grow up you will be an even bigger and brighter star, To Michael my brother from another mother, today is our birthday and I am so happy to share my special day with. You taught me the value of hommies over whores excuse my language, u taught me that no matter what people say I am the best damn thing and anyone would be a fool not to cherish me. You taught me the value of me and that even when we sitting on the corner stoop we don’t have to limit ourselves to that stoop we can be anything we want to be and even when we fail and people laugh we can keep trying. Nothing can take that away from us the fighter’s spirit, the legends 305 till we die. I l.ove u. To Pulu I miss u and I wish u were here with us celebrating. You always believed in me and always gave me the best advice in short never marry a zezuru Muzukuru, work hard and be strong. Plus dance even if you are not a great dancer. I love u Pulu and hope u looking down on us smiling. I hope I make u proud. Finally Melody my best friend, I don’t know where u came from and how it happened, I treated u badly at first and I’m sorry but I’m glad we looked passed that and u arrived in my life like a shooting star u are one of a kind. U always used to knock on my window to go to church on Sundays and I always used to be like cant she leave me alone why does she bother. You saved my life when I was really down, when I needed someone to show me the way. I love you for that and even though we are polar opposites u get me and I can’t imagine my life without you. So I thank you for being my best friend and I hope things will never change. Thank you all for being here with me today.
I would like to toast to celebrating life.
Monday, 8 October 2012
“ Child Welfare is for the children and their families and not against them”
I have been
working with Child Welfare a non-governmental organization based in Halfway
House Midrand. Child Welfare’s registration number is 001-330 NPO. The
organization serves the Midrand area, Rabie Ridge, Ivory Park Ext. 2, Mzabalazo
and Thembakoza. Child Welfare aims to protect, uplift and promote the
well-being of children and their families through the provision of essential
social services, community development and livelihood projects in Midrand and surrounding
areas. Their cause is very close to my heart as all of us know the joy of
children whether they are our children or siblings or friends .
Services are
rendered to children from birth to the age of 18 years. Child Welfare aims to
uplift the standard of living for children and their families affected by
poverty and HIV/AIDS. Livelihood development projects address the issue of
unemployment through skills development, job creation and entrepreneurial
training for parents and caregivers in the Ivory Park community They are doing
more hope you can join me and please support Child Welfare by checking out
their Facebook page ; Child Welfare SA:Midrand/ Twitter page @childwelfareMID
and doing anything you can to help
Wednesday, 3 October 2012
The forbidden fruit
Source:sayingimages.com |
Wednesday, 26 September 2012
Women on a rise
Source: plus.google.com |
Monday, 17 September 2012
His just not that into you
Source:polyvore.com |
Source:indulgy.com |
Sunday, 9 September 2012
Embracing the ass curve
Source: (elgonnews.com) |
Wednesday, 5 September 2012
Smashing in Fashion
Source:famousfashionista.com |
Tuesday, 4 September 2012
Loving
Source:mommyfirst.net |
Monday, 27 August 2012
Khanyi Mbau Revealed
It is what it is Source:faraitoday.com |
Khanyi Mbau was once one of the most photographed and talked about woman in Mzansi. She is back in the media again with her new biography “Bitch Please I’m Khanyi Mbau. Others have found this title too out there but I would like to think it is what it is. In this book she airs out her dirty laundry as she tries to clean up her image. Written by Lesley Mofokeng a journalist and under the guidance of Khanyi her scandals come to the fore and the lessons she has learnt are revealed to all. I had missed Khanyi Mbau’s antics so am glad the book is out so I can get a slice of the cake too. The Queen of Bling always knows how to make her mark and this book sure has stirred up a lot of controversy. She talks of her insecurities when she was Mandla’s wife, why the White wedding never happened and how he abused her during her pregnancy and after and her fears come out and the truth behind all the bling. This read is sure to teach readers something as well ‘what you see isn’t always what it seems’ and it sought of made me feel sorry for her.
Wednesday, 22 August 2012
Are you a shagger?
Monday, 13 August 2012
Mantasies
Source: proprofs.com |
Monday, 6 August 2012
Nobody's Perfect
Source: weheartit.com |
Thursday, 2 August 2012
Mzansi's Queen B
Bonang Matheba is not stopping and she has managed to show that the sky is not the limit. She is one of the Top five sexiest woman for FHM, has a range of bags, writes for Glamour SA, voted Most stylish media personality, YFM Radio, cover girl, Live presenter and many more. Bonang has become a brand in her own right. She keeps as current as possible and sets the bar high for those trying to achieve what she has. Bonang has skyrocketed herself to new heights. With her tall, lean body, over the top voice that one can not ignore, killer dance moves and bubbly personality. Presenters aspire to be like her but there can only be oneb Bonang Matheba. At the end of it all she says that there is still more things she wants to achieve, now thats a girl after my own heart. Supporting her all the way.
Source:fhm.co.za |
Monday, 30 July 2012
When the abuser walks free
Source:photosearch.com |
Monday, 23 July 2012
Privates of the Carribean
Ever wondered what it is like to be captured by a pirate (ala Johnny Depp) and have him take all of your innocence and you like it? Well It's just like when the man of your dreams takes your hand and makes passionate love to you and even when you wreathing in pleasure he keeps going on and on showing no signs of mercy. In a good way though. His penis is like nothing you have ever experienced before it takes you to wild and exotic places. You feel like you high on an island in Jamaica or somewhere in Ibiza where the party never stops. His privates are something moulded deep within the Carribean. You can search far and wide but there would never be a sight like it. When its time to eat the forbidden fruit you shall show all enthusiasm.
Friday, 20 July 2012
Killer heels
Source:chictopia.com |
The best sex happens in high heels
These will do the job SOURCE:adivastateofmind.com |
Real men do not run away
Source:my.opera.com |
Thursday, 5 July 2012
Liberated woman or Slut?
Beware the independent women Source: minglecity.com |
Monday, 25 June 2012
Would you go anal?
Anal gives me a headache Source:Photobucket.com |
Monday, 18 June 2012
Kim and Khanye
As a Journalism student you are forever finding ways to make stories interesting, creating stories, names and titles for people, couples and so on. So when the whole Kim and Khanye love stuff came out I looked at how to merge their names like Brangelina and the rest. I came up with Khanyim and Kimanye only to read in my True Love mag months after having tried to come up with a name that they known as Kimye. I guess great minds think alike, the name merge was bound to happen and I think Im starting to think like the papparazzi hoping one day to work for True Love or Cosmoplitan. The question now is how long will Kim and Khanye last? And please no weddings too early.
Source:justjared.com |
Friday, 15 June 2012
Elections 2012
Source bpovoice.com |
Monday, 4 June 2012
Shoenista Forever
Source: michaelantonio.com |
Source: shoenisaauction.com |
Monday, 28 May 2012
Memories to cherish
Mel and Chichi |
Besties always |
Tuesday, 22 May 2012
It's official girls are stupid
It amazes me how stupid us girls are. When a guy walks up to you and tells you the most idiotic stuff or even insults you, you end up falling for him. To make things worse even when you know his no good for you, you stupid enough to believe he actually loves you. To top it off when he cheats we forgive him but we know if the tables were turned we would be dumped right on the spot. After waiting for hours for him to show up, he ditches you and you still stupid enough to call him and apologise for his mistakes. Girls are just plain stupid in my opinion, we fall for the same lines and worst of all guys know this and they use it to their advantage all the time. We put the E in easy. I have been reading the Man Diet by Zoe Strimpel so if we going to get rid of our stupidity I would advise everyone to read it. With rules like do not pursue, no facebook stalking, limiting booze intake which makes us fall deeper into these men's stupid lines plus no strings attached sex and many others. We all want to gain some self worth and be less stupid. so go on you have everything to gain. (Brains perhaps).
Monday, 14 May 2012
Post orgasmic regrets and instant sex
So most of us have been there, lusting over someone and at times hoping that if you have sex it will turn into more. So he is the sweetest guy, handsome, the type you really want to take home but then we forget mum's advice that if we let him eat the cake easily he wont stick around. We shut that advice at the back of our heads and give it up for him. Only for you to wake up and his gone or he stops calling as much. Then you hear her voice again ' I told you so' or worse when his done despite the great sex you feel sad and alone instead of empowered. There is no simple way to say it ladies but lets start saying no to one night stands and no strings attached sex or instant sex. You really do not want to be in the pit of post orgasmic regret now thats not a place I would want to be in. Take a stand and respect yourself. If his worth it he will wait.
Wednesday, 9 May 2012
It's official men like to be teased
Source:mixturemug.com |
Monday, 30 April 2012
Girl Crush
Source:music.yahoo.com |
Source: thatgrapejuice.net |
Source:feeworldorder.com |
So every once in a while you develop a huge crush on a girl famous or not. The way she talks, walks, laughs, her body that was truly carved in heaven, her energy, her power to attract the right guys and friends that follow her every move and how she looks hot no matter the color of her hair. Have u ever asked yourself who your girl crush is? Mine is Nicki Minaj her ability to create a cult of barbs, to bounce lyrics off Wizzy and her constant transformations amaze me. She's not afraid to be different no matter what people say about her. She is just doing her and I love it including the pink lips and hair. Nicki I salute u. Just can't get enough of her. Crushing over Nicki damn Madonna why did you have to go kiss her.
Friday, 27 April 2012
For the love of soccer
Source:anythinghollywood.com |
Tuesday, 17 April 2012
David Tlale goes Legit
From the likes of Bonang Matheba, Minnie Dlamini, the Minnie Series. David Tlale follows suit by patnering with Legit for a new winter range that is set to bring trendy stylish clothes to the ordinary citizens of the country at an affordable price. Now this I would like to see and wear. Can't wait so watch out in stores from May 2012. I know you want to. Sick Shopaholic
Dope heels |
Tuesday, 10 April 2012
The fear of losing out on a dream
It's difficult to have faith when everything seems to be falling apart. You wonder if the big guy up there can hear your prayers. You cling to the verse he shall supply all your need but you still feel like giving up. When you are so close but so far from achieving your dream. The harsh realisation that life is not your friend. You think of the moments that might be and how you will feel when you have finally crossed the finish line. So you get sick, you get depressed. You feel like sleeping all day and night then you realise why would you come so far or top survive all this time if your dream is not going to become reality. I kill my fear and remain strong. The dream is not dead yet.
Monday, 9 April 2012
MAN FAST
Source:(themilesbetweenus.tumlr.com) |
Monday, 2 April 2012
Screw it, lets do it
Richard Branson's quick read Screw it, lets do it, is amazing to say the least plus it's easy to read. I finished reading it in the early hours of the morning as I could not put it down. It has enlightened me and for some reason I feel wiser as well and a little scared that anything is possible so I've learnt after reading this book. The different chapters are Just do it,Have fun, Be Bold, Challenge yourself, Stand on your own feet, Live the moment, Value family and friends, Have respect and do good. All these reflect on Richard Branson's life and here he is today living by the principles in each chapter. Life is not easy but it can be done and Richard has taught me that. Get yourself a copy it might change your life.
Monday, 26 March 2012
Embrace your sexuality
Becoming the object of your man's desire is simple. One should know that although a man wants a lady in the street and a woman to take home to meet his mum. He also wants a woman he can be excited to come home to. Get your sexy on and unleash your inner seductress, we all have one even if you deny it. A little naughty didnt hurt anyone it worked for Rihanna (good girl gone bad) so it can work for you.
When you first started to have sex you did not have to be amazing, you just had to be there but as time has moved on you clearly have to make a statement if you want to bag the guy. Know who you are and what you want and all your sexisness will shine. Plus instead of trying to be perfect just let go. It is common news that men love women who are not trying too hard, just be yourself and that is hot enough. Plus if he can see you enjoying it he will too so let those sounds out (never fake it).
SEXIEST WOMAN ALIVE Source: (worldnewsinn.com) |
Monday, 19 March 2012
Multitasking beauty products (BB creams)
I am loving being alive in 2012. We have come a long way from using vaseline for everything to having different beauty products women in the sixties could only dream of. Multitasking beauty products are so hot right now and a big hit with every beauty lover. One bottle that serves two to three purposes all in one, who wouldn't want that plus our men do not have to complain that we hogging the bathroom cabinet. We get to save and still look gorg. Try Neutrogena wash and mask, House of Gallia anti blemish cream with SPF 15 and Black Opal Daily Fade Cream with SPF 15 with Bio Affinity Skin Complex plus its got hints of caramel. Look around am sure you will find more.
Tuesday, 13 March 2012
THE TIGER IN ME
Rocking the print |
Til next time I'm forever loving animal print.
Friday, 9 March 2012
Magazine of the month
COSMOPOLITAN MAN MANUAL |
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