Embarrassed. "I thought it was okay, I could understand the reasons They said, “There might be a man or a nervous child seeing this small piece of flesh that they weren’t quite expecting.” So I whispered and tip-toed with nervous discretion But after six months of her life sat sitting on lids, sipping on milk, nostrils sniffing on piss Trying not to bang her head on toilet roll dispensers I wonder whether these public loo feeds offend her ‘Cause I’m getting tired of discretion and being polite As my baby’s first sips are drowned drenched in shite I spent the first feeding months of her beautiful life Feeling nervous and awkward and wanting everything right Surrounded by family ‘til I stepped out the house It took me eight weeks to get the confidence to go into town Now, the comments around me cut like a knife As I rush into toilet cubicles feeling nothing like nice Because I’m giving her milk that’s not in a bottle Which
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Bravery.
I am studying in Bloemfontein and have the most amazing family and nanny in the world!!!!! They all have a hand in raising my son while I am at school,words cannot explain how greatful I am to have them all in my life... This past Saturday on the tenth of March in the afternoon two young men broke into my family home in Pretoria while my sister and son were in the house; my sister had just finished bathing the little one and was headed up stairs to take a shower,she realised that she had run out of soap and as she was on her way down stairs she sees two guys mendling with the motor for the gate. Masego(sister) was struck by bravery which enabled her to think on her feet so fast,she ran downstairs to get my son his bottle,rushed back up stairs to put her clothes on and grab Ponka(my son) and go into hiding under the stair case. As the two men were breaking the door down she pleaded with my two year old to keep quiet an calm,he then whispered 'Nani' in a teary voice,he calls my
The Sugar daddy trend for on campus girls.
Educational environments have all become financial institutions where lots of money has to be paid to further your studies after high school, even though this is the case many parents try their ultimate best to get their children a decent education. In other cases parents/guardians can afford to take their children to school and can afford to give them enough pocket money. Students from all walks of life come to school and join friendship circles interacting with their peers not knowing one another's financial position at home,students who can afford lavish lifestyles often pressure those who cannot afford it. This cycle has lead to a growing trend of campus girls with sugar daddies. What is a sugar daddy? An elderly man who is most likely going through a mid life crises (in most cases married) who wants to reassure his manhood by getting into a exchange with a younger girl who will satisfy his needs and in turn will satisfy hers its a sexual and financial transaction between th
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I had a brief introduction of myself in my first post ever and would now like everyone to get to know me on a more personal level,just as I would like to get to know everyone else..I'm Tiisetso Nkome,my friends and family call me Tee. I'm a final year Journalism and Media studies student at the University of the Free state (YES,reserve your comments on our racial scandals). I come from a small family of four,my mom dad sister and I,but we recently had a new addition to our little family,who is my son and my world; his name is Kgositsile(the king has arrived) he is turning two years old this month end and he has an explosive personality just like his mother. I was born bred and buttered in Pretoria,wanted a different scene after matriculating so I came to Bloemfontein,my parents thought I needed to grow up and be far away from my sister whom is still my best friend (distance could never shake what we have off),because we were wild and ungovernable. I fell pregnant in my first ye