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If you grew up with only sisters, chances are, you’ll be getting some nice memories and flashbacks as you read this 1. Makeovers and Dress-ups Growing up, if your sisters were ever bored, you already knew it was time for a complete makeover. You would say you didn’t want it, but you low-key did. We […]
If you grew up in the 2000s, then you did one or more of these things: 1) Using floppy disks. I can’t even remember what we used it for. Lmao. 2) Manually looking up words in a dictionary. Those small Oxford dictionaries suffered in my hands. 3) Waiting for Channels to show cartoons on Sunday. […]
Capri-Sonne, cabin and choreography.
Washing stew out of plastic packs were HELL!
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The young woman we spoke to this week feels like she turned out okay, but she knows she could have been in a better place if she mentally prepared for some of the things that happened as she became an adult. My life as a child revolved around the church. My parents were ministers in […]
A child raised exactly like you were, a dream or the stuff nightmares are made of?
From the eba stick to the microwave cover.
Where your parents use the bible to judge you.
Every non-efiko’s worst nightmare.
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“How do you pronounce your name again?”
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They do not exist in their dictionary.
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They better greet very well.
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