It's Oya, & I Got Something To Say!

In this episode I talk about toxicity in a relationship. How can we identify the toxic one or is both people toxic. Endurance while in a toxic relationship why blame one for the feelings of insecurities because to me that is when being toxic start. Is it my fault you don’t measure up well why be in the relationship anyway! Remember this is my opinion!

We live in a world of injustice what can we do to change it? What can we do? There has to be a Better Way to express our pain and hurt. Why destroy? Why put a dent in our history which we created another way for them to enforce their ignorance on us? What are we changing because it all looks the same to me!

The sky is the Limit! Going through life changes you must realize it’s not personal. It’s for the person yo. To make the comfortable with life. Dealing with Mental Health. Don’t let it define you. Do a lot more of what makes you happy. We spend to much time on what we think other people are thinking and what they are feeling. Yes, breaking up is sad but it’s okay. And that’s okay!

In this episode I express my views of being a teenager in love. I speak on my aggression love experience and allow people to understand what I go through and how I handle my dealings with everyone. My Wants!!!

Being a Young mom is never easy. When have to deal with sacrifice due to our choices. Missing out. Joys of what our kids grow up. Happiness to know that they are getting all they need in life.

In this episode I speak on being a parent to all girls. The things I am doing and thinking while being a mom.

This episode gives you insight into me getting into a serious relationship. Becoming pregnant my senior year. Getting married in High School. Understanding that my choices whether good or bad was not a L. It was a lesson that I had to learn.

Today I am talking about myself tapping into who I am during this Quarantine. As I speak of my life I described my triggers in life. Different versions of who we are and what we are doing in life. Risking our lives.