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I sometimes wonder how different our lives would have turned out if we had been encouraged to develop those abilities instead of simply being measured by our academic performance.
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Looking back, secondary school was full of people with incredible potential. Some were brilliant academically, some could make an entire classroom laugh, others were naturally witty, outspoken, fearless or exceptionally creative. There was so much raw talent around us.
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Pork has three religions waging war against it and it’s still the most consumed meat in the world.
No one can dim your light if you are the best.
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I love when a book makes me question my own understanding of morality. now we're getting somewhere
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I’m glad I didn’t really care about that when I was younger I really loved and revelled in being odd and myself. I still do now in many ways but I also do fixate on my appearance but fashion, makeup etc are also things I just enjoy so lines get blurred a bit
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Not in a weird way but I’m glad I didn’t start thinking about my looks as much until like sixth form/ university
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music is extremely powerful and spiritual because if we take afrobeats for example it literally helped restore racial pride and counter anti blackness in diaspora populations.
Summer is over and people are calling me battling multiple job offers. I’ve been saying “congratulations!” over & over again the last couple of weeks.
I’ll note the trend is: Professional qualification / significant expertise + a sprinkle of AI in every offer.
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And I spilled, and she listened to me even, but whatever even made me so obsessed with power dynamics and hierarchy very young... I was in elementary school calculating how much leverage particular adults already have or would have over me in certain cases
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I've had to learn that being afraid of losing someone can make you forget that you're also someone worth keeping.





























