Tag: life

  • Best Teas for PCOS Relief: Green, Ginger, Cinnamon

    Best Teas for PCOS Relief: Green, Ginger, Cinnamon

    The author reflects on their journey of self-acceptance and health improvements from 2020 to 2022, declaring the latter year as a time for personal focus. They discuss the benefits of removing negative influences from their life and share insights on teas that alleviate PCOS symptoms, emphasizing a commitment to self-care and healthy living.

  • Why Ariel’s Choices in The Little Mermaid Don’t Add Up

    Why Ariel’s Choices in The Little Mermaid Don’t Add Up

    The author expresses dissatisfaction with the original “The Little Mermaid,” questioning Ariel’s desire to become human despite the dangers posed by humans, including the death of her mother. They appreciate the music but find Ariel’s decision to trade her voice for legs illogical. The author looks forward to the live-action adaptation.

  • Cinderella’s Flaws: A Critical Look at the Classic

    Cinderella’s Flaws: A Critical Look at the Classic

    The author discusses their dislike for Cinderella, particularly the version starring Brandy. While appreciating the cast, especially Whitney Houston as the fairy godmother, they find fault in the story’s logic and key character decisions. Ultimately, Cinderella remains their least favorite Disney princess, regardless of representation.

  • Mulan: A Badass Heroine Who Redefined Strength

    Mulan: A Badass Heroine Who Redefined Strength

    Mulan embodies bravery and determination, risking her life to save her father and serve in the army. Her journey showcases how persistence can lead to incredible achievements. While she wins battles and love, the live-action adaptation disappoints due to missing elements like music and her companion Mushu. The original remains cherished.

  • Why Princess Tiana is the Best Disney Princess

    Why Princess Tiana is the Best Disney Princess

    The author, a self-identified Disney adult, shares their opinions on Princess Tiana from “Princess and the Frog,” emphasizing her strong work ethic and the bittersweet nature of her story as the first Black Disney princess. They rate the film 8/10, praising its soundtrack and Tiana’s character development.

  • My PCOS Life: Overcoming Shame; My Path to Wellness

    My PCOS Life: Overcoming Shame; My Path to Wellness

    The author shares their journey of self-acceptance and mindset change regarding body image and health. After gaining weight and experiencing hormonal symptoms, they realized the importance of loving themselves. Through therapy, daily affirmations, and confronting their feelings, they aim to celebrate their progress while working on lasting lifestyle changes.

  • Celebrating 5 Years of The Misunderstood Afro Muslimah

    Celebrating 5 Years of The Misunderstood Afro Muslimah

    The Misunderstood Afro Muslimah celebrates five years of blogging, reflecting on her transformative journey filled with personal growth and expanded content. She has collaborated with media productions, challenged stereotypes about Muslim women, and embraced multimedia. Grateful for the community support, she looks forward to continued evolution and connection through her platform.

  • Lessons from Creed III: Finding Self-Acceptance

    Lessons from Creed III: Finding Self-Acceptance

    Creed III is a powerful exploration of relationships, healing, and self-acceptance, showcasing Adonis Creed’s journey through trauma and guilt. The film emphasizes valuable life lessons about letting go of the past and recognizing people’s true intentions. Directed by Michael B. Jordan, it stands out as an inspirational and relatable narrative.

  • Navigating Racial Dynamics in Islam: Hair and Identity

    Navigating Racial Dynamics in Islam: Hair and Identity

    The author addresses the sensitivity surrounding hair in the black community, particularly for women. They reflect on their upbringing and experiences of being shamed for their hair choices in predominantly non-black spaces. The author advocates for open discussions on racism within the Muslim community, emphasizing that hair choices should not be judged.