Everyone has something they didn't like growing up........ Right?
*Me going down memory lane with side eyes*
Sunday, February 14, 2021
20 comments:
Disclaimer: Comments And Opinions On Any Part Of This Website Are Opinions Of The Blog Commenters Or Anonymous Persons And They Do Not Represent The Opinion Of StellaDimokoKorkus.com
Pictures and culled stories posted on this site are given credit and if a story is yours but credited to the wrong source,Please contact Stelladimokokorkus.com and corrections will be made..
If you have a complaint or a story,Please Contact StellaDimokoKorkus.com Via
Sdimokokorkus@gmail.com
Mobile Phone +4915210724141
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Me have learnt to love my big head.
ReplyDeleteGrowing up I never liked my nose, I felt it was too big but now people compliment my nose and say it's pointed, I'm honestly shocked and I just wonder what happened.
ReplyDeleteI guess it's my confidence now.👌
We all had some things we didnt like about ourselves. Thank God for growth and maturity. We have learnt to embrace them.
ReplyDeleteMabel we don hear
ReplyDeleteSelf esteem 101, praise yourself
Btw you hard smile
Lol, I can imagine.
ReplyDeleteShe has a banging bawdy!!. My mother will say I was the most confident one amongst my siblings. I didn't have any insecurity neither do I have any now.even as pregnancy has changed me from a princess to an ogre,I careth not!.
ReplyDeleteI know for a fact you’re not an ogre.
DeleteHahahahahaha...beautiful comment.
DeleteOgre! Pishure or I don't believe u
Delete😂😂,I'm serious.
DeleteRaquel that is fantastic 👏🏾
DeleteI wish you could package that confidence n sell me some. I’m at the other end of that spectrum
Her surgeon did a nice job on her plus she looks like a tall glass of fresh, early morning palm wine.
ReplyDeleteAnyways I hated being short and having a big forehead andI teased a lot for those two “flaws” but now it seems short, five-headed girls are considered cute so it all worked out at the end I guess
ReplyDeleteOf course!
DeleteShe's okay
ReplyDeleteMotivational speaker ti de.
ReplyDeleteI was teased for being so light skinned, now many of those girls are bleaching, wanting to look like what they made fun of me for.
ReplyDeleteGrowing up I didn't like my being fair skinned. I wore long dresses with sleeves to cover up the yellowness until I got to final year and had to wear shorts for a school stuff, I felt so shy but the compliments I got eh made me bolder. Now my first son is even fairer than I am, I will teach him to love himself regardless of his skin colour. Shebi people are buying creams and soaps now to lighten up, this world self!
ReplyDeleteI was called "elili ji" ( the rope for tying yam tubers). Haha.
ReplyDeleteNow I'm almost balanced out.
During my traditional marriage an uncle so embarrassed me eh, people were whispering like does she feed on only biscuits and orange? He shouted "kpolu nu naba na oja evbu"(you guys marry her 1st she'll get fat later).
Such is life Mabel.
Rock your body.
I was teased for being dark but now it is called melanin popping...lol
ReplyDelete