embrace positivity

 You know guys I've talked about LOVE multiple times and I'm going to talk about tonight as well.  Lately, I talked to my mom and sister on the phone and both occasions I thought I didn't say I LOVE YOU. The conversation I had with my mom, I actually said I LOVE her at the end of our conversation, my mom told me I said those words. When I had a conversation with my sister,  I hung up quickly and I forgot to say I LOVE her. I actually messaged her saying I LOVE YOU too. Many of you may say that what's this guy talking about, he's corny but with me, forgetting or thinking I forgot to say those three words ate me up inside.  Saying I LOVE YOU in my mind means an unconditional type of love that doesn't require any satisfaction back. Honestly, some satisfaction may be nice but mostly, I don't need any satisfactions back. What I'm saying is that I LOVE HARD because in a way, I was knocked down by a few people in the past and it sucked, it really did so th

This past weekend I saw the sequel of Black Panther and it was better in my opinion than the first one. I'm not discrediting the acting abilities of anyone in the first Black Panther. And before I begin my passionate writing, rest in peace Chadwick Boseman.  Both Black Panthers have a sense of community and lineage that can't be broken even though some enemies tried to dismantle the country of Wakanda but NO ONE succeeded. What I mean by community is that the people of Wakanda stick together regardless of the consequences. What I mean by Wakanda having a sense of lineage is that they respect their ancestors, they listen to their ancestors and elders, basically they respect and know where they come from. But that doesn't mean, the people of Wakanda don't know where they are going presently and for the future. I would also say that the Black Panther movies have a sense of nurture vs. nature. The people of Wakanda display nurture by having mercy on their enemies. As wel

 A couple a weeks ago, I watched a movie entitled Kidnap Capital and the movie made me more conscious but angry because even though its a movie, inhumane actions were depicted in the movie. Don't get me wrong, I liked the movie but my reaction to   Kidnap Capital  made me realize that the world is so fucked up in greed and power. I guess it would make better sense if I told you what the synopsis is. The synopsis is that this family wrangles up these immigrants that attempted to cross the border from foreign lands to escape from misery and discomfort but to find out the immigrants are forced to be dehumanized until they can pay for their freedom. Everybody has a boss and the people who are in "control" may or may not be in full control so there might be somebody who's up the chain calling the shots, you might never see the boss ever. Regardless of this inhumane hierarchy or any inhumane hierarchy, I don't condone any dehumanizing any group of people or marginaliz