Woman find your happiness
My cousin shared this article with me today in Mothers day...on mother day. I found interesting but true. In kiswahili we say furaha jipe mwenywe.
Woman, find your happiness.
Find a good human being. Orgasm. Drink red wine. Or whiskey. Or even a beer. Belch. Ditch the routine and head to the cinema on a Wednesday morning all by yourself, lounging in a 200-seat theatre, watching something that makes you laugh out loud.
Travel. Find your vulnerability 4000 ft above sea level. Read magazines and books. Find a muse. Ask questions. Tuck religion away from your peace.
Change your hairstyle. Cut your hair. Have dreadlocks. Buy yourself the most expensive gift. Treat yourself to a 5-star hotel buffet. Spend the night at a hotel. Snore. Visit the spa. Laugh and dance. Dance your heart out, even if you have two left feet. Wink.
Save a few friendships. Watch the rest trip and fall. Learn to let people go. Let a few in. Close the doors. Buy lingerie. Buy a nice perfume. Buy a nice cologne for your man.
Love silence. Let your personal space give you peace.
Flirt. Tell your crush you like him, even if you know it’s a recipe for total disaster. Sing your favourite song. Smile. Cry. Exhale.
Never mind what people have to say. Don’t judge. Don’t think to a point of unhappiness. Let people’s flaws happen. Let your flaws happen. Learn how to make your best foreign dish. Walk on the beach. Let your skin breathe.
Carve your eyebrows to perfection. Get your foundation shade right. Apply lip gloss. Or that loud red lipstick.
Live without apologies. If you don’t, you’ll spend the rest of your years demanding apologies from everyone for their less-than-perfect association with you.
Nobody owes you happiness. Not your children. Not a lover. Not even a job. Live your life to the fullest. Shut the noise out. You are awesome if you believe it. You must find a good place. Push yourself. No one else is going to do it for you.
Be happy. #BeYou
“Happy Mother’s Day to every woman learning to choose herself, protect her peace, and love her life a little more each day.”
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