Olotu Funke Infibulation – Type III female genital mutilation
Infibulation is the practice of removing all or parts of the external genitalia (the clitoris, labia minora, and labia majora) and sewing, pinning, or otherwise causing the remaining tissue to…
Funke’s Diary – Starting the Pride month with allergies
It’s 7:27 PM on Tuesday, the 1st of May, 2021 which is the first day of pride month. I’m on my bed, down with allergies. It sucks cause this is…
30 Days Off Instagram – Here’s 5 Things I learned
I was off Instagram for a month. I resumed posting on Instagram recently after taking a month’s break. The break was not initially planned to last that long. I felt…
February Recap – Unemployed, Clarity, Covid 19 Vaccine
Hi, it’s been a minute since we’ve had a conversation here. How have you been? Well, I hope. If you are not feeling good. Try floating. It will eventually get…
Contraceptive Culture in Africa – An Arm Implant Story
Today’s baddie is a 26-year-old lady that describes her Implant contraceptive story as a horror one, is tired of contraceptives, and would rather get a hysterectomy. Can you remember the…
Let’s Talk – Is Virginity a Social Construct?
It’s been months since I have wanted to get on YouTube, Impostor syndrome has been telling me that I do not have anything to share. We both know it’s a…
Contraceptive Culture in Africa – An IUD Story
I will be sharing stories of women using contraceptives, there are so many gaps in knowledge – procedure, side effects & more that can only be told by women that…
Girl, I had a Safe Abortion in Nigeria
We started around 8 and I left the hospital a little before midnight. She asked if I had done this before and I said I hadn't. She asked because she…
2021 is For Boundaries|How not Setting Boundaries Affected Me
I am very familiar with feeling like one does not belong somewhere, feel like a burden, and not feel safe and seen with people around you. Because of my past…
35 People Share Life Lessons from 2020
Boundaries only offend people who have none for you or themselves