Hello all, I am pleased to come to you all with another travel blog post about my birthday day trip to Gothenburg, Sweden. Travelling for my birthday has definitely become a newfound tradition of mine and my 26th birthday was no exception. Similar to Milan, Gothenburg has been on my bucket list for a while after a recommendation from one of my good friends and the flights were ridiculously cheap (£27 return). Therefore, I booked the flights without any hesitation in November using Skyscanner. I was also extremely lucky to be provided with a complimentary pass from Göteborg & Co to explore Gothenburg's most iconic sights thus forming the foundation of my itinerary. Friday 14th February My flight was at 8:15 am at Stansted and yet again I didn’t sleep much the night before because I was doing some last-minute prepping for the birthday slay. My flight was unfortunately delayed for 45 minutes which meant that my time in Gothenburg was essentially cut down by 1 hour. Nonetheless, ...
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Should I Give Him a Second Chance?
Block him sis! Until next time Chi xo ...
My 5 Sentiments About Feminism and Misogyny
Hello all, today I am here to talk about my stance on some of the misconceptions I have seen online about women, feminism and misogyny both of which are topics that I do have somewhat strong opinions about. Before I crack on, I want to put these definitions out there. Feminism The advocacy of women's rights on the basis of the equality of the sexes. Misogyny The dislike of, contempt for, or ingrained prejudice against women. Misandry The dislike of, contempt for, or ingrained prejudice against men (i.e. the male sex) All definitions from Oxford Dictionary Calling Out Men’s Behaviour Doesn’t Make One a Feminist or a Misandrist Just because somebody is pointing some of the things that women go through the hands of men doesn’t necessarily mean that the individual identifies as a feminist or is a flat-out misandrist. Sometimes, speaking on an experience that we as women go through is purely to raise awareness of our plight and hopefully to come to a ...
Birthday Season Lookbook
Hello all, I am pleased to come to you today with my latest blog post which is a look book showcasing outfits I wore over the period I like to call my birthday season. I saw this as an opportunity to experiment with new wigs over the course of my birthday month when attending different events whilst still implementing my habits from my previous lookbook post! Since I was entering the new age of 26, I wanted to go all out with my looks by switching up my hair for every different motive during my birthday month and accordingly putting together outfits depending on the vibe of the event. I finally gave some of my unworn clothes a chance to shine and I truly do believe that it is good to go through your wardrobe to see some of the hidden gems lying dormant. I again opted to shop in more student-friendly priced shops whilst utilising my student discount shamelessly and I have finally gotten around to wearing an item I purchased from AliExpress (I highly recommend for ladies to do this ...
A Day in Milan
Hello all, I am pleased to come to you all with another travel blog post about my recent day trip to Milan, Italy. Milan has been on my bucket list for while and whilst the flights were cheap me and my mate Ogechi booked our flights one afternoon in October with the help of Skyscanner *Fast forward to January* Saturday 18th January Our flight was early in the morning (8:45 am) and typically I didn’t sleep much the night before doing some last-minute prepping. Therefore, I used the flights as an opportunity to sleep. Once we landed in Milan, that’s when some of the minor trivialities began. After debating on what was a cost-effective way to get to Milan city centre AND back to the airport, we made our way by train. The train to Milan’s city centre took roughly 37 minutes and after some confusion on where to purchase a Milano card from we just decided to go ahead without purchasing one and simply crack on with our itinerary. Duomo Part 1 The first stop Milan trip was to ...
The Prize for the Least Racist Country
Hello all, so today I'm here to talk about the harsh realities of racism and underlying racist notions in this here Great Britain. White privilege is an absence of the consequences of racism. An absence of structural discrimination, an absence of your race being viewed as a problem first and foremost. Reni Eddo Lodge I am here specifically to discuss to sheer ignorance some exhibit in response to claims of racism whether it be in the media, online or in real life. I want to make you aware of the fact that just because racial attacks may not be as overt compared to other countries, doesn't mean that there isn't racism in the UK. I also want to let it be known that this notion that the UK is the least racist country needs to go back to the pits of hell where it came from. Anyone who shares this sentiment should go and find some shame because how is this something to use as a rebuttal towards claims of racism? This statement actually acknowledges that racism does occur but ...
