“I was called a slut for the first time when I was 10. As weird as it might sound, it was by my own mother. According to her, people were starting to talk…” @MargaretSelu talks about life as a feminist — so far:
Hear Me Out - For unsolicited opinions people are thinking, living or hearing for the first time, every Saturday at 9 AM.
If you’re not ready to break your parents’ heart, are you even ready for freedom? Hear me out:
If your burner account is your safe space, you’re not alone. Sometimes, I’ll even say you should lock your partner out.
Hear Me Out: When people ask me what my mantra for making bad decisions is, I say, “I’ve been broke before, and I didn’t die”. This won’t be my first rodeo, spending all my money for my immediate happiness.
Hear Me Out: If drowning your sorrows in a bottle is a no, what if you try eating your sorrows away?
Hear Me Out: The concept of telling women what to do with their lives and bodies stems from the infantilization of women. Women are often viewed as people who should be handheld and guided and not as people capable of making choices about their lives by themselves.
Today on Hear Me Out, I’m sick of trying to gain weight. I’ve fought everything from homelessness to food sickness on my way to giving up.
Hear Me Out: I don’t want to have kids. I don’t see the point. But if you still need convincing, read why those crotch goblins are not a necessity.
I like the idea of phone sex because I often find myself pitying long-distance couples. If you spend hours talking on the phone with your partner, have virtual dates and parties on Zoom, should phone sex seem that weird?
If there’s one thing bad bitches will do, it’s shed premium tears..
For the first episode of Hear Me Out, Ibukun wants you to know why bad bitches love their sad girl music.
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