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When will it all stop?

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Wassup tween squad💓 I am at a loss for words, what is happening in our country? Why are the men who we consider to be our brothers,sons,friends,cousins raping and killing our fellow sisters? This week's topic is a sensitive one: Rape is a serious issue here in South Africa. Over 40% South African will be raped in their lifetime.Only 1 in 4 cases will be reported. 14% of  perpetrators  are South Africans. New word for dictionary: Rape (n.): An act of sexual intercourse with an individual without his or her consent,through consent, through force or the threat of force. The story of Uyinene Mrwetyana sends chills up my spine. To read about it here's the link: https://www.iol.co.za/capeargus/news/chilling-evidence-of-uyinene-mrwetyanas-last-moments-and-how-she-fought-back-31755766 How sickening is it that men think it is okay to harass women just because of the way they're dressed. We no longer are free to wear crop tops with mini skirts simply because of
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Secure the bag bro/sis!

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What it do squad😻 This week's topic may hit home for some of you. This week we're talking about... Yep you guessed right, this week we're talking about all those feelings that are hidden away deep down inside your heart.  Raging hormones, these can be dangerous if we don't know how to control them, especially in high school. New word in the dictionary: Hormones (n.): Hormones are chemical substances that act like messenger molecules in the body. After being made in one part of the body, they travel to other parts of the body where they help control how cells and organs do their work.  Secure the Bag (v.): The bag being anything you want/desire . You must obtain it or accomplish. To achieve a goal. Have you ever had this feeling in your stomach where you feel as though there are butterflies in your stomach when you see this specific somebody💖?  There are times where you try your level best to put these feelings to rest, because you fear bei
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You've got this!

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Wassup tween squad💗 Hope you've had a good week. I had a week from hell. This week's topic is... Yep you guessed it, this week's topic is stress and how to deal with it. New word in the dictionary Stress(n.): A state of mental or emotional strain or tension resulting from adverse or demanding circumstances. High school has taught me that you have to be mentally prepared for all the challenges that it is going to throw your way. Story time: I am so happy that today is Friday! This was been a tough week. On Monday, I was writing an Accounting test, which I woke up at 03:30 A.M. to revise for, later on there was no time to rest because the following day I was writing an Economics cycle test. I stayed up until 01:00 A.M. studying, then I woke up at 04:00 A.M. to revise, the cycle test wasn't as bad as I had anticipated it to be. Nothing was due on Wednesday, therefore after studying for my English cycle test, I took the opportunity to work on my L
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Whomst are you?

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Wassup tween squad. You know what it is. This week we're talking about self-esteem.  This is a skill that must be obtained before you go to high school, because in high school your character will be challenged from time to time. There is a misconception that there is no difference between self confidence and self esteem, but there actually is a difference. Let's see, New words in the dictionary: Self confidence (n.):  A feeling of trust in one's qualities and judgement. Self esteem (n.): Confidence in one's own worth or abilities; self respect Story time: Just two weeks, I saw videos of myself that I didn't even know existed😂. Whilst I was watching them, I was so shocked and sad at the same time. I don't know what happened to the Hloni that was not scared to do almost anything. I really do miss her, she did not care about what anyone had to say about her. But everything took a 180 degree turn once I entered 13, my self esteem had ta
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Art and crafts week at Panty Camp?

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What's good tween squad.  Happy Women's Day❤ Dear Women, we love and appreciate you💓 Have you ever heard of the phrase ''Arts and crafts week at Panty Camp''? This phrase means that a girl is currently going through a process called menstruation. New word for this week: Menstruation (n.): The process in a woman of discharging( through the vagina ) blood and other materials from the lining of the uterus at about one monthly interval from puberty until menopause( ceasing of regular menstrual cycles ), except during pregnancy. This process lasts for about 3-7 days.( w ww .medicinenet .com ) You can get your periods between the ages of 8 until 15. Story time ! I remember the day before I got my period, I was doing a school project and all of a sudden, your girl had such a massive headache, I've experienced a number of headaches in my life, but nothing will beat that headache. It felt as though there were thousands of people who were
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What do you mean 'sbwl puberty'?

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Wassup tween squuaad.  Ever heard of this strange word called...."puberty"? For those who are still in the dark about what my title is all about, don't you worry, i got y'all.  Let's break this sentence down, shall we? 1.Sbwl (v.): It means craving something, it originates from the Xhosa word, Sabaweli. ( it 's just that all the vowels have been removed. [www.urbandictionary.com] 2. Puberty (n.): A time in life when boys and girls become sexually mature and become capable of reproduction. This process usually differs for boys and girls(we'll get into that later.) So the phrase "sbwl puberty" means: Craving puberty.  Story time: When I was you guys' age(which is probably around the ages of 10-12) tbh(to be honest) I craved to undergo this super cool process called puberty. Lol(laughing out loud), I know it sounds weird rn(right now), but it is what it. I've always wondered how it felt to experience your periods fo
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Intro.

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Welcome to my blog everybody! Stay tuned for more popping content.
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