DESTINY PODCAST - ENGLISH VERSION

When you reach a certain age, people and the world 🌍 have specific expectations about where you should be in life.

What?! You don’t have kids?! 👶
You’re still single?! 💔

These are the comments I hear most often.

But, at the risk of surprising you 😏, I don’t think I’m behind in any way. Far from it… 🌟

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When do we truly become mothers? 🤰 Is it when the world frames the beginnings of life as an interchangeable option? When do we acknowledge that we are expecting a baby—a human being 🌟?

The topic of abortion remains a constant debate in our societies ⚖️. It is often presented as a choice, a right 🗳️. But if we deny that right to an innocent and defenseless being 👶, can we really call it justice? 🤔

I thought I had all the answers to these questions, at least in theory 📚. But when reality caught up with me, I faced an entirely different emotional battle 💔.

Having had an abortion is a decision I will regret forever 😔. In this episode 🎙️, I share how and why my perspective has shifted.

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The notion of feminine intuition seems to have been developed by collective consciousness to explain—or even discredit—women's reasoning 🤔. The Larousse dictionary defines it as an "irrational feeling," which amuses me 😏 because my intuition has often alerted me to important situations 🚨.

And yet, when it came to justifying my decisions or expressing my feelings 💭, especially in front of a male audience 👨‍💼, I was frequently taken lightly 🙄.

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💔 How do you rebuild yourself 🛠️ when the man you thought was the one 🌟 breaks up with you, saying he doesn’t love you enough for you to become the woman of his life? 🤷‍♀️

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"G" is an ex like no other. 😌 Captivating humor, disarming charm 😏, and as unfaithful as they come. 😒 "G" made me cry countless times 😢, "G" humiliated me 😞, but in the end, "G" taught me a lot. ✨

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8 out of 10 women are victims of domestic violence. 😞💔 I never considered myself one of them, despite that time when, after an argument, my ex slapped me. I will always remember that slap, because it reminded me that physical or verbal violence 🛑 in a relationship that’s supposed to be loving ❤️ is not a norm to accept. ✋

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If I didn’t have God in my life, I wouldn’t be here! 🙏✨ My faith is a very important part of me. 💖 Christians are seen as people who believe in a God who does not exist. 😔 Yet, God is very much alive. 🌟 In this episode, I share why I firmly believe that. 🎙️

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How do we overcome school bullying? 🤔 I’d love to one day have a satisfying answer to that question. While I’m still searching for it, in this episode, I’m sharing an event I experienced in kindergarten 🎒 that will stay with me forever. Maybe part of the answer lies in that event... 💭

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For most women, hair is very important. The ultimate symbol of femininity, a woman's Afro hair also defines who she is. 🌸 For years, my relationship with my hair was a true 'I love you, me neither.' 🤷🏾‍♀️ Until the day when, during a vacation in Tunisia, I lost my wig while swimming in the Mediterranean. 🌊

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A compliment at the expense of an entire community cannot be considered a compliment, can it? But how can one distinguish a compliment from a disguised insult when they don't know their own identity?

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