She SLEPT With Every Man in the Village Before Getting MARRIED

[@papinl5938]

The point of the story is not her sleeping with entire village, but how far someone is about to go to protect the community. Remember she had in mind " I will have the child that will lead us to greatness and protect our community". In Africa traditionally the community come first before the individual comfort. In this case, it was Truth and Unity

[@rajijamiu3179]

She have slept with all men, their now looking for the father of the baby

[@mab0738]

BS, i don't know which african tribe you are referring to but a women's virginity was a valuable gem to any African men

[@akbaba_omooluwa1]

Can you read your text again to yourself and perceive the comics of it. Does the story need to be that she slept with the entire village, had a child and now looking for the interest of the village? How can such person protect the village? How can a whore protect a village. That child is called a "bastard", not a savior.

[@kayzz1614]

Community in African tradition does not involve sleeping with one another.

[@priscanganga413]

​@@kayzz1614sure

[@banitacheatham6228]

I love the storyteller voice and her accent. I really love her stories so much I hastily sent it to my seven year old granddaughter. After I listen to the story, I was in a panic that I had sent it so hastily to my granddaughter. I wasn’t ready to explain to her What it means when the young lady decided to sleep with every man in the village. I hope this is not something she will understand. I’m hoping to find more stories from the storyteller, but something that I would be able to send my granddaughter with pride, and that she would love and understand.

[@daniellechristian4796]

I’pnnvi

[@nyohkevinami3750]

Great piece of creative art. One strong take-home message is that the strength of leadership is in humility and wisdom.

[@pamelaaniuchi7143]

What an INTRIGUING Story! I stayed glued to My Phone I just couldn’t help but Listen till the End! You are Incredible! I Love the way you used your Dictions!💯😘😍 I Love Your EVERYTHING!💯

[@angelawyatt8409]

I love the stories, and the narrators voice. Beautiful words. It is a Story. I look forward to the next m

[@MaureenkediboneMonareng]

U tell the story Soo well my sister 🙏

[@danielpaulbangura1746]

The choice of words used are mesmerizing ❤️🔥

[@HollyScarlett_]

Definitely this is a true African story *Ankh* my mom is from Nigeria. Truly a woman’s body is creation ! Love this story ❤

[@cathyohare7835]

I enjoy these stories and the teachable moments that are in them.

[@Kingda2_]

She ain't for the street, she for the whole community

[@palipali4264]

She's the whole highway. And this is how HiV is spread.

[@elzerda5562]

😢😢😢😢

[@knowledgeseeker6123]

😂😂😂

[@dreamalee8400]

​@@palipali4264back then no HIV

[@panama2468]

For the nation 😂

[@marygrace9702]

❤❤❤ I simply love the story...with its twists and turns...I hope there will be more to come!

[@TASHRASH-p7c]

SONICE

[@robertljones7566]

Rather interesting turn of events steeped in rituals & folklore. Enjoyable. 😊

[@tawainawo660]

I am watching from California, and I am from Nigeria. I love your stories.

[@greatergodage5219]

The story was supposed to be about African culture but sleeping with the whole village is alien to African culture. I don't think that there is any village in Africa that will relate to this story. The story seems to be derived from the life and story of Amina of Zazzau in the present day north-west Nigeria, but it ended up giving serious and disturbing distortions that will confuse people who want to learn something about Africa. Christians believe that Jesus was born by Mary to save the whole world. Imagine telling a story that Mary slept with the whole village before Jesus was born and then try to tell people that they should focus on Jesus saving the world. No matter the moral of the story or what you're trying to pass, the whole story should derive from the practices and give respect to the culture it's coming from. To the author: don't ever go to northern Nigeria to tell this story because they will consider it as an insult and disrespect

[@Ebukizy]

Cold hard facts. No lies spoken.

[@Betterme4lf]

Is it disrespectful to hen the men are Slinging their peen all over the villages? Or you all just conveniently pick the woman to demonize when she excercises her liberal sexual rights as men do? I wonder why men need to keep that brainwash going is it maybe to continue the bullshyt you do with weak women😅

[@edwardjackson9940]

You must do more research. The point is that your emotions your lower self. That's the problem selfishness, very small. What she's talking about is something big and you can't even reach your mind around it. It's not about your personal low energy. We're not here for that, it's something big. We are spirit, you are not your body. She didn't sleep with the whole village. Yeah, I missed the whole point. You are not your body, she is spirit. She accomplished the mission. You know nothing about African culture. And I don't even care if you call yourself African. Because that's a Greek word. This continent been conquered and moved so many times the tree root of it is worth spirit. Stop acting like you're bad. That's true African knowledge or indigenous knowledge. And that's how we're gonna overcome all this mis information you are spirit

[@kennethokocha2501]

I very much agree with you. This story is false. These cannot happen in a true African culture. The story has a blend of western narrative webbed into African culture. Women even remained virgins before marriage. Away with thus story.

[@aminatasheriff5620]

@@Ebukizyna why dem call am story because it a lie 😅

[@Mywatercrystaltv]

This is what happens when we interfere with Gods plan and device ways to fulfill prophecies. All she had to do was wait. Her man wld have shown up. 😂

[@afro-fairydezigns2780]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 bruh like ole girl wad doin too much, sleeping with all her male agemates in the villgae...girl..

[@ReinaAfricana]

Sometimes waiting ain't even to answer either. If you just sit and wait in your house you think a job opportunity would come to you? You got to get up and get it.

[@shabalala-jf6ub]

ohh yes

[@perrybrown393]

I enjoyed the story immensely.

[@DLeske]

*I am an Ordained Christian Minister, it has been a blessing to take provisions like food, clothing and other needed supplies to both orphanages and those most in need in my own area and then to Mexico and the Philippine after a carrier as a Property Manager in Lakewood Washington State.* I was led by God's Spirit it is my belief. My Filipina wife and I were both 16yo when we met, then married at 18yo in our church. Her brown skin is so soft and smooth that most people can not tell her age, thinking she is 45 0r 50yo. Ha, she is 73yo and even in retirement she is busy daily. She is my blessing.

[@drignatiusgwanmesia8717]

This is true "Ubutu" the communal basis of African Culture of universal brotherhood or Community rather than personal wellbeing. I dropped on this story accidentally and became a captive victim to the very end of the narrative. All through, I was transfixed and transported through a supernatural world with age serving as an assert and not a liability. In Africa morals and ethical values are not Ai-generated, but inspired and driven by WISDOM (Elderliness).

[@lydialal.l.f8382]

Very interesting story I enjoyed every bit of it. Thank you 🙏 ❤❤

[@angesmambassa8549]

Africa is Back. Thank you for sharing this story.

[@clivekudzaimapfumo7118]

A very interesting story. My concern though is on the morality of this girl Amina. Our African community is known to value good morals, especially among young girls, including respecting their virginity and who they sleep with. Therefore the issue of her sleeping with all the eligible bachelors in the village and everyone finding that normal becomes rather questionable.

[@Elemental_Buttahfly_II]

Thank you. This is the most reasonably sound comment on the post.

[@afiavi6048]

True many years ago, but the African culture now is different the women doesn’t wait for marriage, having babies out of wedlock, dating on different social media platforms, wearing revealing clothes you name it the culture is gone with it comes to this, nothing is natural about them. I know i been visiting Africa every year in December visiting my husband’s family so I see it firsthand. Matter of fact I’m here now it’s just not what rumored to be they are wild and highly sexually active. The Culture is gone… I’m in West Africa

[@nishen1]

2024, women are jolling to much these days baba

[@TASHRASH-p7c]

SO NICE LONG TIME

[@farukaamarula-qe9tf]

Great lovely story... truth really gives peace and love

[@nickymekolle5319]

The artwork is very captivating and looks really nice. Just not sure why a woman's promiscuity is applauded. I am African and our culture doesn't agree with that. You may want to make more research ❤

[@tsarogotehjohncollins5212]

Don't be too sure. Find out the Siraa tradition of the some Ogoni communities in Rivers State.

[@HappyBirthdayGreetings]

Africa is diverse and most of this diversity has been lost due to the influence of major religions. this diversity is what made us rich.

[@mercylineshiundu3584]

​@@tsarogotehjohncollins5212😊😊

[@LexionKing]

The artwork is AI generated

[@HappyBirthdayGreetings]

@LexionKing-wt3xt yes it is. but it is also impressive, the consistency with the main character.

[@thewalkonwatershow3065]

Keep the stories coming thank you!

[@AdamaMTarawalie]

Amina's courage is so great. She keeps her determination and aims where achieved. She is a role model of women to be strong and fight for truth. Her behavior is so great Amina is one of a kind. Bwsides her sleeping with all the men in the village, she made the village ruled by man with integrity and honore. I love this story it has great leason❤

[@ImeUdo-ObongMesoEx]

A role model to women?? 😮To be promiscuous 🙄🤨😮

[@dotunadesina]

Bring this forward to this century. A DNA test would have saved a lot of drama and incited new ones....😉😉😊. However, I love the readers voice, maybe I'm coming back for more.

[@onelove4all]

Interesting! Nice flutes! Albeit the flutes did not match with the strange names!!!

[@motherswhoempowerothermoth3272]

True

[@felixgodsownonome8911]

This is just Nonsenced Promoting indecency . No good moral lessons There.

[@otismcpherson5875]

Not sleeping with so much men would have saved her all that trouble.

[@ntu9259]

a real test of Dominance, The strongest sperm Won the Prize!

[@324Ben]

So what is the consequence for Amina for sleeping with the whole village men?. What is the moral of the story ?.For l know that African family forbid immoral lifestyle before or after marriage

[@zamunda_king]

A tale that praises promiscuity should never be narrated to African children.

[@madonnakhoza495]

True

[@GodwinSequeira-od6lb]

Character Analysis: Amina Amina is a central character in the story, residing in a village where traditions are deeply rooted. Here are key aspects of her character: 1. **Enchanting and Wise:** Described as enchanting, Amina possesses a captivating beauty. Her eyes are portrayed as "dark pools of wisdom," indicating a depth of insight and understanding beyond mere physical appearance. 2. **Desire for Companionship:** Despite her charm and wisdom, Amina is portrayed as unmarried and experiencing solitude. Her desire for companionship and a husband drives the narrative. 3. **Courageous and Resourceful:** Amina, faced with the unusual prophecy and the need to discover the true father of her child, takes bold and unconventional steps. She consults the Oracle, Nia, and devises a plan to ensure the best future ruler for her village. 4. **Motherly Love:** Amina becomes a mother to Tariq, her newborn son. Her actions, including the pursuit of truth, are motivated by a deep love for her child and a commitment to his well-being. 5. **Strategic Thinker:** Amina's plan involves sleeping with every eligible man in the village to ensure the best outcome for her people. This reflects a strategic and forward-thinking approach, albeit unconventional. 6. **Commitment to Truth:** Despite the potential consequences, Amina is determined to uncover the truth about the paternity of her child. She seeks out the hermit Sage to perform a ritual that will reveal the true father. 7. **Tactful:** Amina handles the revelation of the Moonstone's truth in a tactful manner. She proposes a new ritual to uncover the real father, showing her ability to navigate complex situations with a focus on unity and truth. 8. **Agent of Change:** Amina's actions lead to significant changes in the village. She exposes deception, initiates a process to identify the true father, and contributes to the overall transformation of the community. Amina's character is intricately layered, revealing dimensions of lustful desires within the village milieu. As the story unfolds, she assumes a pivotal role, steering the course of her fervent aspirations with the support of an agreeable oracle, in accordance with her lustful wishes that involves the entire village.

[@KennethKetchum]

The last time I attended Greater Vision Christian Church in Killeen, Texas December 2023, I vividly recall the church celebrating a Deacon's 50th wedding anniversary. The Deacon shared with the pastor why he got married in the first place. "I married my wife very quickly because OTHER MEN WERE LOOKING AT HER ." She must have been a looker. Was Amina?

[@TreasureBlessing-gs1jn]

Such a wonderful story

[@lindaobeng6341]

If I was one of the villagers, I’d still doubt the final verdict. Lots of lies and deception. Where’s the dna 🧬 test 😅

[@simonjoseph3163]

Same here.... If the first Test proved to be manipulated than whu should I have faith in the second one 😂😂? Nah Am good!. Love from Namibia

[@debrarice7819]

This was a very good story. Thank you 👏🏾❤️🙏🏾

[@prettyblack1064]

Wow! Eye !iked it. The comment above about cleaning it up is correct. Wonderful work. ThAnks for sharing!

[@sarikiamuda8972]

Lesson learnt...nice story

[@kauketkamere19]

A real beauty story we need more stories like this.

[@joselyneirakoze4009]

Wow your stories pulls all my mind thanks dearly ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@captainredpill4135]

Damn the nice guy got to marry the village bicycle 😂that's crazy

[@palipali4264]

😳😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@racqueltomlinson9769]

Village bicycle 😂😂😂😂😂that's that's new one 😂😂😂😂

[@honeychick4ever280]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Msomale]

As he should!? What a queen

[@captainredpill4135]

@queenshaaz damn girl you could be my queen I see your flag 😘♥️

[@KumbaJallow-f2n]

The voice is melodious I love it en the story is much great 🇬🇲❤

[@queenhadassah1211]

Her sleeping with the whole village is crazy😂😅

[@moniquelindsay6649]

My point 😂🤣

[@wjwash]

Very good presentation and story telling! bravo!

[@anitaita2541]

Jango never thought of marrying her in the first place if not for this incidence, sometimes you just need to do anything to get what you want and what should be yours

[@lovelee8260]

This story is wildly entertaining but still delivers a moral truth

[@rodneymitchell280]

Correct, todays women in the age group 25 to 36 most are just like this women trash

[@ifeomagoodness6694]

It’s so intriguing ❤❤❤thank you in it av learnt more

[@aminasheriff2254]

Such a beautiful story and u are a good storyteller... Everything is unique ❤️❤️

[@timpam8097]

Wow what a story......love it!!!!!!!!!!

[@fadikifuta]

Why? What do you love about it?

[@timpam8097]

How far she went to protect her entire generation even putting her life on line? super courageous man @@fadikifuta

[@TheDJMrP]

A very intriguing story, well done with great graphics, animation and voice-over! It had me gripped throughout - but a DNA test would have been quicker!! lol

[@niftybrussel]

Great story. That part of Amina sleeping with almost every guy in the village. What was the impression

[@fadikifuta]

The story has so many flaws. Not carefully thought-through. Not well researched either.

[@AnthoniaNkiruka]

This is a beautiful story. Care to share the app used to put these images together?

[@natukundaevalyns1163]

Waw so amazing story I loved

[@kelechukwueze6618]

What a story... You dey find integrity but you go sleep with all the men in the village 😏😏😏😏😏 Buhari type of integrity

[@preciousking266]

Exactly 😂😂

[@ozorchisom9517]

😂😂😂

[@aniakwagrace3512]

A very beautiful story and nice art🎉

[@fatimahgarba-ty1ks]

An interesting tale with twisty plots and climax. However, the characters are of two different worlds that shared no similarities. It would be nice to make your research on the origin of names to give your story credibility in terms of cultural afinity. The background of the characters are quite different Amina and Tariq are names from the Northern part of Nigeria, while Mazi and Mbaka are names from the Eastern part of Nigeria, like I said earlier they share no similarities. We Africans derive values from our folklore and culture. I don't think any culture would want to align with a promiscuous Woman as a symbol of prosperity for their people. I can understand if the Woman is a warrior who had broken the boundaries of cultural feminism to have many lovers as a status of her prowess in all things that make up a warrior, such as queen Amina of Zaria and some notable legendary women figures in Africa. For too long our narrative has been written in a way to make, white supremacists justify our subjugation and colonization. We would like to be presented in a positive light from anyone that wants to narrate about us. Thank you

[@TalesAtDawn]

Thank You!

[@fatimahgarba-ty1ks]

I am glad to be of assistance for redirecting your views on the context of names in Nigerian tribe/culture

[@PRANGMASTAR]

​@@TalesAtDawnYOU'RE WELCOME!

[@PRANGMASTAR]

​@@fatimahgarba-ty1ksAND THANK YOU!

[@thatyorubagirl2926]

Thank you for this comment. You took the words right out of my mouth. Its cool to write a good fiction based on culture as the narrator has done but non natives or those that don't understand the way of life of our people may find it difficult to draw a line where facts end and fiction begins. Which is why others outside Africa still view us as tree climbing, hut sleeping and leaf wearing people.

[@kendallkeith]

You see all them men going up the hill she doesn't need an oracle she needs a doctor. lol She could have gotten the bolla bolla lol I remember that movie where a guy thought these 2 kids had ebola because they were sneaking out of some building so he started screaming ebola ebola bola bola real fast and just started freaking out. They didn't have it but you know how people will be over dramatic on a simple situation. Why didn't she wait for the oracle to give her a sign when her true mate was near.

[@fadikifuta]

The story has so many flaws. Not carefully thought-through. Not well researched either. It's exhausting to sleep with an entire village when the result would have been the same if she had slept with only one person. The story writer probably has some adulterous tendencies.

[@LennoxMashindi]

Wonderful story

[@cassandradonald6209]

Good story

[@AbelOliver-e8b]

Nice piece of art.

[@TalesAtDawn]

Thank you kindly

[@MelanieAnthony]

Such a wonderful story. Thank you so much for sharing it. 👋🏼 hello from Brisbane Australia

[@TalesAtDawn]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@wynthiahumphrey3200]

The truth..will.always set you free don't care how long it take

[@ogbeideosasojie]

Would love to connect with you

[@JosephZoucha]

This is indeed a great story. I love stories with great literature wording. How are you doing today Melanie?

[@dalefigaro1680]

I can't wait to hear more like these great job.

[@tombecharleszacharia9481]

Always invoke in true ancestors for their truth and wisdom leads you to true God, because God's highest attribute is TRUTH. Never be judgmental of others, learn from their path.

[@gabrielyankson9393]

A beautiful story... Hoping to see a motion picture soon.

[@TalesAtDawn]

I will try my best

[@gabrielyankson9393]

Great 👌👌... We will be here to support and push as well

[@lesliewedraogo3297]

Interesting story, worth the time. Thanks

[@MwendeSchwinn]

First of all what a captivating imagery and story. Secondly, I love how African indigenous societies never demonised women who had babies without marriage 👏🏼👏🏼, Christianity has really wrecked havoc on us and ostracized so many women and children.

[@Covenant-gn5us]

Is this really true??

[@MwendeSchwinn]

@@Covenant-gn5us very true. I live amongst the Samburu of Kenya, they still live in indigenous ways, and once girls go through the rites of passage to womanhood, they are free to explore their sexualities... marriage comes later. An indigenous Samburu Man marries a woman with or without children. Adoption of the woman's children is sealed by blood not by papers like in the western laws in kenya. But of course the modern schooling system is disrupting that freedom because they are now being labeled as teenage pregnancies and out of wedlock 🚮. There are westernised women going around in NGOs shaming the young women for being human (sexual) and telling them their future is doomed because they drop out of modern (colonial) schools. We have to understand how embracing Western patriarchal values is detrimental to our own wellbeing

[@AllAmericanBoy]

The story has many understandings some right many wrong, but it always goes back to this one principle that one should always in the search for truth seek honesty justice and righteousness. You may even be lead astray by your corrupt spiritual and confused government leaders. Therfore use many resource to search for and find the truth for yourself and others around you.!

[@Lov127]

I love the English,nice story❤❤❤❤

[@omokarokate6883]

Interesting stories

[@andrewclinton57]

Amina forget to sleep with me😅😅

[@seamlessuganda1624]

😂😂😂😂

[@arnabpaul4732]

We as a global community should respect local traditions and not enforce our selfish motives on them....

[@Atechison]

Great story and lesson

[@glendahipps]

Very interesting story 👍🏽

[@faith-nthambi]

very imteresting story🥰🥰

[@thesleepingbeauty-ts8ey]

Great concept! 👏 👏 👏

[@iliarobrenda2812]

Beautiful story 👏❤

[@TalesAtDawn]

Thank you! 😊

[@chumamakasi6682]

Why did the ancestors not give them a clear sign from the start to identify the said right man, why did she have to device the plan to sleep with all the eligible men in the whole village in order to find the right man and what is the wisdom in that? Sounds like she was just looking for any reason to go on a wild ride around the village.

[@fadikifuta]

The story has so many flaws. Not carefully thought-through. Not well researched either. It's exhausting to sleep with an entire village when the result would have been the same if she had slept with only one person. The story writer probably has some adulterous tendencies.

[@demetriahamulemba-oe9ch]

Thank you

[@TalesAtDawn]

You're welcome

[@godsway2910]

What, a great way of solving problens involving the whole village and everyone learninf from each other so peaceful 😊😊

[@motherswhoempowerothermoth3272]

Wow this story was interesting. But the whole village is too much.

[@idemudiaosaze262]

Thanks.

[@TalesAtDawn]

You're welcome

[@austino7196]

Moral lesson: Paternity Test don dey before western education...

[@artmonarchia9096]

2023, The story was a lot, however, I loved the animation. Everything combined made for a wonderful tale of tales. When creating a story and you feel as though due to the art you can become part of that journey. I'm in. 🙂

[@euniceobi4635]

I am an igbo woman, and I feel this story is an igbo story because of kolanut, palm wine and the oja flute in the background, the names should have been, Okonkwo, Okoye, Okeke, and the lady mgborie or mmeli, or akugo, Your story and voice are electric, very satisfying ❤❤❤

[@juliboy4real]

Your images are good. Please, what tools do you use in designing those images?

[@PrinceNyarko-xd5go]

AI😂

[@juliboy4real]

Do you have an idea what AI service provider it could be? The images are top-notch.

[@luzapple3490]

Wizard's second rule; the greatest harm can result from the best intention 😂😂if you know, you know

[@jalynnbk6699]

Let me understand. She got a pass for sleeping with every eligible man in the village because of a prophecy. Every family wanted to claim the child because he was supposedly the next Cheif. I'm surprised the child didn't have dents in his head and PTSD from being in the line of fire. Last, does her actions personify royalty or high praise?

[@fadikifuta]

The story has so many flaws. Not carefully thought-through. Not well researched either.

[@jalynnbk6699]

@@fadikifuta Please provide details.

[@heavenlyfocus4788]

@jalynnbk6699 😂😂your comment just made me laugh so hard. You got a point there..

[@MaudyMazivire]

I truly love your stories 😘❤🇿🇼

[@LeGridStudios]

Great Story all around 😀👍

[@judykawira7825]

Where were Amina's aunts to look at the boy and know the father? Great story ❤

[@akumboy]

Interesting story. Thanks

[@carmenhill4998]

🗣️Aint no way any man will dare be with a woman who have slept with many mans. 🗣️Nice story tho..😏

[@BADBunny-dh2eh]

C'mon man a prophecy issa prophecy... Wasn't her fault though.... She heard the word of prophecy and did her best to make it fulfilled..... Besides the destiny of the village lies on her shoulders. Do extraordinary things to get extra ordinary results 😊

[@Itsmeagain12345]

​@@BADBunny-dh2ehwow.. mindset

[@Msomale]

Men are the cheapest thing I know !?? They will even sleep with corpses

[@JosephZoucha]

You know this from your family sleeping with corpse?@@Msomale

[@Apostlejoshuachiz]

Wonderful

[@AmoahDevLabs]

Great Story and keep it up. Anyway since the story is African I suggest the all images you use be as such.

[@AfricaFolktalesOfficial]

This is a big story it's attractive

[@kvcrypto]

Just waww. Congrats !!!

[@soyoolasodunke]

So much negative criticisms about this story from nearly every comment I read. However, they should have done better giving the rich and quality visual, good use of literature and other beautiful things associated with this story first before going negative. My take-home from this: 1. Sometimes men are afraid to get married to the characters like Amina, so they mostly have issues finding the right man. 2. Sometimes wisdom can make someone become manipulative. Amina's urgency to fulfill the prophecy made her deviced a wrong idea to sleep with virtually all the agile men in the village. Even Solomon with all his wisdom, still fell. Nature has its way of fulfilling prophesy without we trying to fastrack it, which can have its consequences. The case of Amina, she almost put the entire village into chaos, but good thing is, she found a way to correct her initial errors.

[@onekascott9046]

Sooooo…. I am not African , but this sleeping with the entire village was unnecessary especially if it’s not a depiction of actual culture . Besides wasn’t she at risk of an STD or something? Also ,if someone makes a prophecy like that , the prophetic thing to do is patiently wait until the situation evolves naturally . Not to take matters into your own hands and force the prophecy.

[@Qwinbella88]

Wow this was awesome ❤

[@2AFRICAN12]

100 REASONS TO STAY ALIVE: 1. to make your parents proud 2. to conquer your fears 3. to see your family again 4. to see your favorite artist live 5. to listen to music again 6. to experience a new culture 7. to make new friends 8. to inspire 9. to have your own children 10. to adopt your own pet 11. to make yourself proud 12. to meet your idols 13. to laugh until you cry 14. to feel tears of happiness 15. to eat your favorite food 16. to see your sAiblings grow 17. to pass school 18. to get tattoo 19. to smile until your cheeks hurt 20. to meet your internet friends 21. to find someone who loves you like you deserve 22. to eat ice cream on a hot day 23. to drink hot chocolate on a cold day 24. to see untouched snow in the morning 25. to see a sunset that sets the sky on fire 26. to see stars light up the sky 27. to read a book that changes your life 28. to see the flowers in the spring 29. to see the leaves change from green to brown 30. to travel abroad 31. to learn a new language 32. to learn to draw 33. to tell others your story in the hopes of helping them 34. Puppy kisses. 35. Baby kisses (the open mouthed kind when they smack their lips on your cheek). 36. Swear words and the release you feel when you say them. 37. Trampolines. 38. Ice cream. 39. Stargazing. 40. Cloud watching. 41. Taking a shower and then sleeping in clean sheets. 42. Receiving thoughtful gifts. 43. “I saw this and thought of you." 44. The feeling you get when someone you love says, “I love you." 45. The relief you feel after crying. 46. Sunshine. 47. The feeling you get when someone is listening to you/giving you their full attention. 48. Your future wedding. 49. Your favorite candy bar. 50. New clothes. 51. Witty puns. 52. Really good bread. 53. Holding your child in your arms for the first time. 54. Completing a milestone (aka going to college, graduating college, getting married, getting your dream job.) 55. The kind of dreams where you wake up and can’t stop smiling. 56. The smell before and after it rains 57. The sound of rain against a rooftop. 58. The feeling you get when you’re dancing. 59. The person (or people) that mean the most to you. Stay alive for them. 60. Trying out new recipes. 61. The feeling you get when your favorite song comes on the radio. 62. The rush you get when you step onto a stage. 63. You have to share your voice and talents and knowledge with the world because they are so valuable. 64.Breakfast in bed. 65. Getting a middle seat in the movie theater. 66. Breakfast for dinner (because it’s so much better at night than in the morning). 67. Pray (if you are religious) 68. Forgiveness. 69. Water balloon fights. 70. New books by your favorite authors. 71. Fireflies. 72. Birthdays. 73. Realizing that someone loves you. 74. Spending the day with someone who loves you 75.Go to hawaii n swim with the dolphins 76. Seeing your grand children 77. Leaving a legacy behind 78. Experience new technology 79. Break the chain of poverty in your family 80. make your momma Proud 81. Make your ex Jealous (Deep down we all want that) 82. Be on national TV 83. Win a an awesome award based on what you do 84. Be a living testimony of what HE has done for you 85. Being wrapped up in a warm bed by someone you love. 86. Someone’s skin against yours. 87. Holding hands. 88. The kind of hugs when you can feel a weight being lifted off your shoulders. The kind of hug where your breath syncs with the other person’s, and you feel like the only two people in the world. 89. Singing off key with your best friends. 90. Road trips. 91. Spontaneous adventures. 92. The feeling of sand beneath your toes. 93. The feeling when the first ocean wave rolls up and envelops your toes and ankles and knees. 94. Thunderstorms. 95. Compliments and praise. 96. The taste of your favorite food. 97. The child-like feeling you get on Christmas morning. 98. The day when everything finally goes your way. 99. To look on this moment in 10 years time and realise you did it. 100. To help me hit a thousand Subscribers. Ps : Never forget you are a beautiful person You Gotta Love Yourself First b4 Others Life is so beautiful so live, live like no one else exist, live for yourself, don't care bout bad people, you are stronger than you think I LOVE YOU , 🆂🆄🆂🅲🆁🅸🅴

[@daniellekelly2634]

If she was going to sleep around like that why didn’t she write who she slept with who what night or day

[@Msomale]

Amina is such a queen 👑❤ !? 😊👈

[@DionneLong-km4kw]

Prayers that the TRUE agape of Christ, can be the reason enough for someone to be king. To right all wrongs. Alignment for ALL, future generations. All tears. All of them.

[@kyarimustaphaabatcha-my2we]

wow so amazing story