Saturday 6 June 2015

INFERIORITY COMPLEX

Seated in that big hall with hundreds of other people who where there to worship, I felt out of place when I was actually in place. The funny thing though was that these hall was dimly lighted and every other person around seemed to have been so engrossed in worshipping, so the question is why did I feel so out of place? Why did I feel like these other people were better than me? And that I looked so shabby around them why? The answer is "INFERIORITY COMPLEX!!!"
Most ladies like myself if they would openly agree suffer from this and the thing is, it didn't just start at an adult age. Inferiority complex sneaks into the lives of most of its victims at an adolescent stage right about that that time when you begin to experience those changes in your body.
Thinking back now, I remember when mine actually started. It began when I had just started to develop my womanly features, being an early developer, most of the girls in the class still had flat chests and no pubic hairs or armpit hairs sprouting out and although I had been educated on the changes I was going through, I still felt weird and funny about myself. Summing it all up was the teasing I had started getting from those other girls who felt I had funny balls on my chest or was it the funny looks I had started to get from the boys in class who often giggled when I passed them. I'm thinking it was then that I became so concious of my environment, it was then that those little voices in my head began to whisper telling me; if only I was just like Jessica, Sarah or even Mary I would be just fine and well accepted.
For some others however it probably must have started during teen stage. Just at that time when you've started trying out touches of make-ups, when you begin to fancy the boys in class or even when you become so interested in fashion. You begin to feel like; Oh she is way prettier than I am, I could never get the kind of attention she does, she speaks so well while I stutter so bad and Yes! The cloths!!! Often times we be like oh her dress is so beautiful than mine when on the contrary, you look graciously beautiful in what you wore.
There was this time when I had these particular set of girls(all family) that I envied the way they looked. I felt they had all the latest wears and accessories to go with and if only I could be just like them I would be "cool". Funny thing is, one sunday, one the girls walked up to me and was like; I love the way you dress and of cos my reply was; why thank you! She went further to ask where I got my cloths from so she'lld patronize them.
Being shy that often times some of my cloths were second-grade clothes or Okrika(like Nigerians would call it) I just told her about a shop where I do get some of my quality clothings. The thing is though, on further questioning, this girls didn't dress up with big labels like chanel,LV etc. Just like myself they frequented areas that sold second-grade cloths. For them it was all "PACKAGING"; knowing what to put on with what and a touch of confidence that toned it all up. That day I had learnt a lesson but I wasn't too sure if it had stuck cause that feeling of being inferior still crept up at one corner of my mind.
I could go on and on about instances when inferiority comes into play in the lives of most ladies but it would probably take too much of my time. However one last area I would like to emphasis a little on is the area of size and height. Most ladies often do not feel comfortable in their bodies, its either they are too fat or too thin or maybe just too short or too tall. In my case, I always wished I was some inches taller. Then maybe just maybe I would fit in but blehhh!!! I had that to deal with.
I had forgotten so soon that I am a special, smart, gifted, beautiful and talented woman who has so much worth. This virus just like in many other females had made me forget about the other good aspects of me, it picked up on only the worst areas. At that point I was ready to deal with this feeling. Inferiority complex  has no place with me. When I ever I felt worthless,  I remindedSeated in that big hall with hundreds of other people who where there to worship, I felt out of place when I was actually in place. The funny thing though was that these hall was dimly lighted and every other person around seemed to have been so engrossed in worshipping, so the question is why did I feel so out of place? Why did I feel like these other people were better than me? And that I looked so shabby around them why? The answer is "INFERIORITY COMPLEX!!!"
Most ladies like myself if they would openly agree suffer from this and the thing is, it didn't just start at an adult age. Inferiority complex sneaks into the lives of most of its victims at an adolescent stage right about that that time when you begin to experience those changes in your body.
Thinking back now, I remember when mine actually started. It began when I had just started to develop my womanly features, being an early developer, most of the girls in the class still had flat chests and no pubic hairs or armpit hairs sprouting out and although I had been educated on the changes I was going through, I still felt weird and funny about myself. Summing it all up was the teasing I had started getting from those other girls who felt I had funny balls on my chest or was it the funny looks I had started to get from the boys in class who often giggled when I passed them. I'm thinking it was then that I became so concious of my environment, it was then that those little voices in my head began to whisper telling me; if only I was just like Jessica, Sarah or even Mary I would be just fine and well accepted.
For some others however it probably must have started during teen stage. Just at that time when you've started trying out touches of make-ups, when you begin to fancy the boys in class or even when you become so interested in fashion. You begin to feel like; Oh she is way prettier than I am, I could never get the kind of attention she does, she speaks so well while I stutter so bad and Yes! The cloths!!! Often times we be like oh her dress is so beautiful than mine when on the contrary, you look graciously beautiful in what you wore.
There was this time when I had these particular set of girls(all family) that I envied the way they looked. I felt they had all the latest wears and accessories to go with and if only I could be just like them I would be "cool". Funny thing is, one sunday, one the girls walked up to me and was like; I love the way you dress and of cos my reply was; why thank you! She went further to ask where I got my cloths from so she'lld patronize them.
Being shy that often times some of my cloths were second-grade clothes or Okrika(like Nigerians would call it) I just told her about a shop where I do get some of my quality clothings. The thing is though, on further questioning, this girls didn't dress up with big labels like chanel,LV etc. Just like myself they frequented areas that sold second-grade cloths. For them it was all "PACKAGING"; knowing what to put on with what and a touch of confidence that toned it all up. That day I had learnt a lesson but I wasn't too sure if it had stuck cause that feeling of being inferior still crept up at one corner of my mind.
I could go on and on about instances when inferiority comes into play in the lives of most ladies but it would probably take too much of my time. However one last area I would like to emphasis a little on is the area of size and height. Most ladies often do not feel comfortable in their bodies, its either they are too fat or too thin or maybe just too short or too tall. In my case, I always wished I was some inches taller. Then maybe just maybe I would fit in but blehhh!!! I had that to deal with.
I had forgotten so soon that I am a special, smart, gifted, beautiful and talented woman who has so much worth. This virus just like in many other females had made me forget about the other good aspects of me, it picked up on only the worst areas. At that point I was ready to deal with thisSeated in that big hall with hundreds of other people who where there to worship, I felt out of place when I was actually in place. The funny thing though was that these hall was dimly lighted and every other person around seemed to have been so engrossed in worshipping, so the question is why did I feel so out of place? Why did I feel like these other people were better than me? And that I looked so shabby around them why? The answer is "INFERIORITY COMPLEX!!!"
Most ladies like myself if they would openly agree suffer from this and the thing is, it didn't just start at an adult age. Inferiority complex sneaks into the lives of most of its victims at an adolescent stage right about that that time when you begin to experience those changes in your body.
Thinking back now, I remember when mine actually started. It began when I had just started to develop my womanly features, being an early developer, most of the girls in the class still had flat chests and no pubic hairs or armpit hairs sprouting out and although I had been educated on the changes I was going through, I still felt weird and funny about myself. Summing it all up was the teasing I had started getting from those other girls who felt I had funny balls on my chest or was it the funny looks I had started to get from the boys in class who often giggled when I passed them. I'm thinking it was then that I became so concious of my environment, it was then that those little voices in my head began to whisper telling me; if only I was just like Jessica, Sarah or even Mary I would be just fine and well accepted.
For some others however it probably must have started during teen stage. Just at that time when you've started trying out touches of make-ups, when you begin to fancy the boys in class or even when you become so interested in fashion. You begin to feel like; Oh she is way prettier than I am, I could never get the kind of attention she does, she speaks so well while I stutter so bad and Yes! The cloths!!! Often times we be like oh her dress is so beautiful than mine when on the contrary, you look graciously beautiful in what you wore.
There was this time when I had these particular set of girls(all family) that I envied the way they looked. I felt they had all the latest wears and accessories to go with and if only I could be just like them I would be "cool". Funny thing is, one sunday, one the girls walked up to me and was like; I love the way you dress and of cos my reply was; why thank you! She went further to ask where I got my cloths from so she'lld patronize them.
Being shy that often times some of my cloths were second-grade clothes or Okrika(like Nigerians would call it) I just told her about a shop where I do get some of my quality clothings. The thing is though, on further questioning, this girls didn't dress up with big labels like chanel,LV etc. Just like myself they frequented areas that sold second-grade cloths. For them it was all "PACKAGING"; knowing what to put on with what and a touch of confidence that toned it all up. That day I had learnt a lesson but I wasn't too sure if it had stuck cause that feeling of being inferior still crept up at one corner of my mind.
I could go on and on about instances when inferiority comes into play in the lives of most ladies but it would probably take too much of my time. However one last area I would like to emphasis a little on is the area of size and height. Most ladies often do not feel comfortable in their bodies, its either they are too fat or too thin or maybe just too short or too tall. In my case, I always wished I was some inches taller. Then maybe just maybe I would fit in but blehhh!!! I had that to deal with.
I had forgotten so soon that I am a special, smart, gifted, beautiful and talented woman who has so much worth. This virus just like in many other females had made me forget about the other good aspects of me, it picked up on only the worst areas. At that point I was ready to deal with this feeling. Inferiority complex had no place with me because I'm special, beautiful, talented and smart! In fact there is no one like me.
However, I'm still in the  process of taking  full  charge of me and emitting the confidence I so crave for, as today, I had  failed again but  I'm not deterred.
Inferiority complex is just one deceitful feeling  that makes  you sell your self short.  The sooner you discover your worth and get the confidence to back you up, then you are good  to go!
Till next time,  keep living, keep dreaming, keep loving  and most of  all,  keep your head up cos you're  SPECIAL!
                                          Always
                                            Chidaa

Wednesday 3 June 2015

LADIES GET IN HERE

*Clears throat* testing the mic 1,2!(lol)
Ladies this is  for you  all!


Sister so because that so so brother has
everything worth making life very comfortable no
mean say you go die untop him matter now (what
if he is not meant for you?). With the little time
I've spent on planet earth, I've come to notice
that ladies often times are the cause of their
misfortunes. How you may ask?(fine I'll answer).
The modern day lady no longer buys the idea of
building up with her partner now we're more
interested in already made men (AMM). This
change in thought has led many ladies into
relationships with all the wrong kinda guys(the
mkpi's, the efulefus and even some aghafus
sef.lol guys no vex for me o!).
Sister talk true shey he beats you abi? Oh he told
you its bcos he loves you that's why he beats you
(hehe kpekpeye like you). You've washed his
cloths and boxers for him abi, cleaned his
house,cooked for him and if possible sef given up
ur cookie innit? But no vex for this next question
o! Shey he don wife you  ni? Oh he hasn't right, says
he is not ready abi. Hmmmmm oya hear the
truth. That dude will never wife you! You know
why? Cos he has gotten the better of you what
else does he need.
Its a lie he loves me a lot I know it.taaa
mechionu Eba! Cos he calls you bae, hun, sweet
tom tom abi baba blue abi. Do you  know how many
ladies he calls that. What I'm I saying? Ladies pls
stop playing wify roles when he has not taken
you to the altar. Involve God more in your
relationships. Who says God is not interested in
who you  are seeing he totally is! And please I'm not
saying its wrong to be in a relationship with a
wealthy man(I for one wouldn't mind one lol) all
I'm saying is set your  priorities,involve God and
have some self worth. Know when to pick up your
shoes and run don't allow wealth blind your  senses
bikonu!
As for those sisters that take it as a point of duty
to date BAB's(broke ass brothers) and still do
wify duties untop beating et all na Una own I
never understand (deliverance go necessary for
Una case).
Finally who says you must date before you
marry? Let's do it like our parents did. God will
show you  your  partner when its time (did I hear you
people shout No? Lol!)
Me is already married *drops mic flips hair and
catwalks away*

Tuesday 2 June 2015

OBSESSION

He could  still  perceive her perfume, memories of  her were everywhere in the  house, he couldn't  make himself put away  Sade's stuff.... It felt like  only  yesterday when they  took  their  vows and  promised to  love each other  forever  but  here he was just  two years  after alone and mourning her.
He remembered walking into the  house on  that sadistic Friday evening  a year ago, he  called  out for  her but  didn't get a  reply. He walked into the  bedroom  wondering why she wasn't responding  and then he saw her lying  on the  bed peacefully..... Smiling, he went closer and gave her  a  kiss, her lips was cold.... "that's  strange" he thought. "Baby"  he called but she didn't  respond.
Now  frantic,  he tried to  raise  her  up but she  was  oddly stiff and  heavy..... He started to scream which  drew his  neighbours attention. Sade was rushed to the  hospital where she was pronounced dead  on arrival...... He still  couldn't  believe how  something  so bad could happen to  someone so pure and  simple as his  wife
Timi  put his head in his hands, elbows leaning on the  glass table. He fought  tears, felt pain and sadness fill him to the  brim and  spill over. "Timi" he heard  Tare's voice calling  him,  "come on  Timi don't  tell me  you've  been crying". Dropping  her bag as she walked  up to  meet  him.
He raised his  face to  Tare who had been more than  a  friend to him since childhood, in fact, it was through  her he met Sade. "I can't  help  it Tare I just can't....."
Tare took Timi's arm gently.  "come let's  go get  you  dressed, I want to  take  you  somewhere".
"no I don't  really feel like  hanging out  Tare "......" I'm not taking  no for  an answer, go get changed  we are going  out  she said.
Slowly he stood up  and  went to  change.  It had been a long time  since  Timi hung out. Tare stole glances at Timi while  she drove, he looked  so less interested  with  life. Sade's death dealt a huge  blow on him more  than  she  thought it  would.
Parking  the car,  Timi realised  she brought  him to their  favourite  hangout  spot.  Walking  into the  joint,  Tare began to  sway her body to the  loud music while Timi  found  a place  to  sit
Tare  had always been a  jolly fellow even when she was  hurting. He wished  he could  absorb pain as half as she could..... Tare would always tease him back then by calling  him  a woman.
She had always been  there  for  him even  through  their  college  years. Heck! People back then thought  they were a pair cos of how close  they were and although  she acted possessive over him sometimes, they both knew there could be  nothing  more.
Taking  a sip from  his  drink,  Timi allowed his eye roam round the  joint and  finally  let  it settle  on Tare who was now  swaying  her hip to the  Woju beat. Catching  him staring,  she winked and  made  a move  towards  the  now smiling  Timi.
"come  let's  dance" she said.  No I don't want  to.... Just  dance  and  let  me  watch.  Shrugging  her  shoulder,  Tare pretended to leave but then turned  back swiftly pulling  Timi  to his feet...... Now  laughing,  Timi had no option  than to join her.
They ended up  having  a  good time and by 10pm, they were  headed home.  They got  home  some  minutes  past  10 and  Tare  decided  to  fix them a drink. She handed  him  a glass of wine while  they talked  and laughed about  everything  soon Timi  dozed off.
Timi couldn't  believe it...... Sade was here  with  him, he  could  perceive  her perfume  strongly  and oh her warm body..... Holding her tightly,  he murmured from  his sleep "Don't ever  leave me again Sade I love you".
Pushing  his hands  away roughly,  Timi  opened  his  eyes  in a dreamy state and saw a  figure. It looked  like  Sade wearing  her nighty...... He had to  be  dreaming...... Wiping his eyes  with  his  hands, he then  saw her.
Tare!  What the  hell are you  doing? Why do you have  my wife's  nighty on you? Not saying  a word,  Tare  stared at him with  a glint of craziness  in her eyes.
He tried  to  get  up but felt  very dizzy..... "Don't bother  getting  up cos you  won't be  able  to " he heard  her say.
"Tare what's  going on " Timi asked with  a hint  of  fear in his  voice...... Tare  laughing  hysterically  mimicked  Timi's  voice....
" so you still  love  a dead woman even after  a  year" she questioned  him. After all our time  together right  from  childhood. I sacrificed  so much  for  you!  I loved you!  I did  nothing  but love  you" she barked....... But how do you repay  me?  With  wickedness  that's  how! You  left me immediately  you set your  eyes  on Sade! I curse that day!  Like  a  little  slut that she was,  she wasted no time  in making  you  marry her..... "Hahaha" she laughed
"Tare  but we were never  dating,  you  are  more of a sister  to me "
Shut! up! Tare  screamed,  sister  my foot!
Who gave  you  your  first  kiss? I did!  Who was your  first?  I was!  Or have you  forgotten  how  we  experimented on ourselves when  we were  just  thirteen? Iwas  the first  girl you said  the  words "I love you " to..... It was  me me me!!!! Not Sade! You are  mine  not  hers! It's me you love  Timi!
Tare please  stop this Timi  begged. "awww my baby are my scaring  you" touching  his face  tenderly "I'm sorry  if I am didn't  mean  to " she said.
Timi tried to  move  but found  the effort  useless.
What did  you  do to me Tare?  Smiling in a cold  kinda way,  she  answered "oh nothing  harmful  for now  my love  just  something  to leave  you incapacitated  while  we make  plans  for  our wedding"
Timi knew he had  to  keep  here  talking  if he wanted to  live.
"did  you  know it's very  easy to  make  poison? A tasteless, colourless and odourless kind  for  that matter. To crown it all,  it can be  made from mere kitchen  ingredients....... Thanks to the  Internet " she shrieked in excitement.
Sade  would never have  guessed  that  her sharwama was poisoned, she was such a dull girl, I never  even  understood what  you  saw in the  slut mtcheeew!
Ah Tare!  So you killed  Sade? " Oh shut  it! Stop talking  about  that dead girl. Let's  talk  about  us...... Now  we can  be  man and  wife  just  as planned" kissing  him on the  cheek.
Pulling  two  syringes from  her bag, she looked  at Timi smiling.
You love  right?  she asked
"I do" Timi replied  clearly frightened
"so I was thinking, maybe we  should have a  court wedding..... What  do you think? "
"a court wedding is fine  by me" Timi replied amidst  sobs.
"no!  I change  my mind... I think  we should  make  our love  eternal  just  like  Romeo and Juliet" she said  tapping the  syringes.
"A court wedding  is just fine" Timi  pleaded making  Tare laugh
"I know  you've always  been  a  sissy but don't worry, this  won't hurt..... It would  only make you sleep forever ".
Timi was  now  obviously  terrified.  Tare moved closer and injected  Timi  with  a lesser  dose.  She felt  he already  had enough  lethal  stuff  in his system  and also  wanted  him to  sleep  off at the  same time as her  (she had it all planned)
Tare plugged in  her phone  to the  sound  system  in the room and put on repeat  "LAY ME DOWN"  by Sam Smith (she has  always  loved that song).
She soon injected her self  with  a  dose  of the poison she felt  matched his  and soon it began to  take  effect.
Tare laid down  quietly  beside  Timi, placing  her head on his  chest. " I love you  Timi" and  soon she was sleeping.....
Timi prayed and hoped someone  would  find  him.... He thought  about  Tare, wondering how he never  knew  she was so sick. He could  not  make  himself  hate her, he rather  felt  pity for  her.
His thoughts wandered to Sade, he felt  sorry  that  he wasn't  able  to  protect  her.
His precious  Sade....... Images of  her began  flooding his view  and then he didn't  bother  fighting  it anymore. He slept.......



NEWS HEADLINE
MAY 30TH 2015

lovers found  Dead in  their home........ Suspected cause of death : Drug abuse


SOMETHING TO KICK START YOUR DAY

Good morning beautiful  people!
I woke up  feeling pretty  excited  and positive. Hopefully I'll be able to  share  the excitement - bug..........
Here is  something  to boost  your  vibes





 

LIFE OF A UNIZIK BIG CHIC II

Where  did you  drop your  phone?  I've  called  three times  now eh Ebere! Mummy sorry  I  was praying  when  you  called(I held my breath  hoping she'lld buy the ridiculous  lie) . Oh ok sorry I didn't  know  came  her reply.  So how  is school? She asked..... Fine  mummy.....  I had  a terrible  dream about  you Ebere that's  why I called...... Hmmm terrible  dream? What  was  it about  I asked.
 I saw  you  on the  street  naked and  crying, it seemed  like  you were  beaten.  I kept  on  calling  you but you  wouldn't  answer  me and  then I woke up....... God  forbid! It's not my portion.... I immediately  said..... Be careful  with the way you move around, don't  go out at night  have  you  heard  me?  Yes mummy I answered  and then  the  call ended.
 Heaving  a sigh of relief, I dropped  the  phone.... You see, this is  not the  first time  my mum has had a terrible dream  about  me but then nothing  ever  happens.... I guess  its cos she  worries  too much  about  me.
   Before  I knew  it, it was  evening  already and there I was, in  front  of  chief William an average,  chocolate skinned man with a portable  pot-belly and a slightly  manageable face(not like  his look mattered tho). Chief  William couldn't  keep  his hands off me and it slightly irritated me but then it's business.
 It didn't  take  long  before he asked  that we  move  to his hotel room and I obliged. 30mins later chief William was done and he gave me  3bundles of one thousand  naira  note..... Checking  the time, it was  just 11pm, so I got dressed  and  left quietly.
Driving  back  home, I moved  my body in sync with the music I was playing. I was happy  that Chief didn't  ask me to  spend the night cos I didn't  really  feel like  it today. I was still  wriggling my body  to the  music  when out of nowhere, two  cars blocked  me....... Opening  the  door, I stepped  out angrily   to know  what  their  problem  was. Just  then, I inhaled  a very  pungent  smell and everything  went black.........

Monday 1 June 2015

SOMETHING FOR THE GENTS

Brothers Can I Preach?....Sure I can! Its my blog (lol)

Brother, so u've been treating that sister badly cos you know she loves you too much and would want it to work at all cost shey?!

Be forming macho-man, while disregarding the lil meaningful things a man should do to make his woman feel treasured while having the feeling that she'll be to ashamed to leave the "SITUATIONSHIP"(cos that one no be relationship na) becos probably she has spent a better part of her life cuffed to you.
But then Boom! She surprises you by actually taking notice of her worth and gradually dumps ur sorry, less-appreciative a**. And like an enemy of progress you come back to confuse sister(I cast and bind you on behalf of any sister in need IJN amen! lol).
Unfortunately another brother who knows her worth would have done the needful and you'll be there crying foul(abi turkey hehe). She is gone and you can't get her back! Ko possible! Odirodi possible! Ba komi za ka yi!:p
So brother out there better step up your game o treat that lady right if not, Ome ghi Voom na anya!

Sister can I preach?!

APOLOGY

       HEARTFELT APOLOGY
Goodevening  people,
I know  it's been almost  a year  since  I last  posted  any piece  and I'm really sorry. I kind of  lost the drive  to  write but  I'm back  this  time and I  ain't going  no where.
 I have  so much  stuff  in my  goody bag and I can't wait to  share  it with  you  all.  So sit back relax while  I sway and intrigue your  minds!



                                      Kisses
                                     CHIDAA