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You’re not too much 💥 You’re not too weird 👽 Every time you shrink, self-censor, or overthink how you come across—you dim your magic. And babe, the world needs your weird. ✨ Let’s make it clear: Baddies can be weird too. 💋🧠 You can be fine and full of niche interests and hyperfixations. And

What is freedom to you? I’m telling you as I grow, I simply just want to be able to create life changing experiences for myself. I traveled the world for 30 days and it allowed me to find pieces of myself I didn’t know I needed. Aside from social media and familiar pressures, ladies what are yo

You ever realize how powerful it is to feel sexy and confident in your body, in your voice, in your energy — without needing outside approval? That’s not arrogance. That’s alignment. That’s what I call Bri Banks Energy. What Confident Sexy Energy Looks Like: •You take up space unapolo

Never let anyone make you feel bad for how you get it — the same mouths talking ain’t putting a dime toward your bills. Keep grinding, keep shining, and let your results speak louder than their opinions. 🖤 #BrokenSwayzee #HustleHard #NoApologies #GetTheBag #StayFocused #Motivation

There are just some things that I will unapologetically standby even when people think that you’re crazy! Here are just a few🩷 Ever since becoming a mom doing what’s best and protecting my children and creating a life that is meaningful and purposeful but glorify God is the most important thing

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My name is Saida Mahoney and I am proud to be a transgender dude I didn’t become who I am—I grew into what I always knew. I came out as trans when I was seven years old. At an age when most people are still learning the world, learning who they are and discovering themselves. I was alre

Let’s get real for a second: I’m a proud mom doing what’s best for my family, and yes, that includes using WIC. It’s a program meant to support women, infants, and children—and I’m grateful for it. But I recently came across a comment that stuck with me: “I don’t want my tax dollars going to your i