Think Like an Awakened African Woman: Resilience. Faith. Self-Awareness (Part two)
I've always been told that a woman's role is to be masked, hidden, and manipulative to get a husband, a job, and a place in marriage, family, community, society & humanity. From a young age, I learned about relationships and family dynamics, realizing that relationships are for a reason, a season, or a lifetime. Embracing solitude and peace at each phase became my superpower. Traveling and observing families globally, I noticed that many relationships were transactional, outdated, based on lies and toxic. There were a few that were healing and evolving, especially when one of the partner is awakened enough to lead the other that knows their limitations & they work as partners in a healthy relationship. My background, shaped by caregivers and the impact of a socialist revolution on my family, taught me the complexity of the global world. I thrived as part of a community, choosing to live comfortably with or without family or friends. Committed partnerships reflected my d...
