Dear Little Sister

I must say that the 8th of January 2020 was a lucky day cause God brought into this world a very beautiful angel, perfectly made...

Dear little sister 
I've been in this world for 17 years now and I must say this world has got a lot of things that will start letting you down just watch out for haters cause trust me the only thing that they would want to do is to oppress you,depress you and when they see that you're rising more they'll push you right down straight to the floor..

Oh I haven't told you about the men yet 
You see you will find a guy who is just after your body,he will destroy it,use it till you're no more and then you will find the sweet one who will make you believe that he loves you more and at that time you have taken the fall..

You see little sister I just want you to find the perfect mister but I know that this will stay as a wish cause trust me in this world perfect misters dont exist you dont even get a picture if they do then they dont uplift, nowadays every man wants to pin you down,use you for your body and trust me that will bring you down...

Dear little sister 
Take my words 
Trust me now 
Dont let anyone bring you down
Stay strong and make sure that 
You fly up high and you dont touch 
The ground.
Be a diamond and shine with your 
Crown..


Dear little sister 
I love you
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De Beaulieu Avatar
April 13, 2022 at 11:14 AM
Hello Shanice Xaba, so noce to meet you. This is good advice for your little sister. Enjoy your day my friend.
Xaba Avatar
March 21, 2023 at 11:37 PM
Hi Darlene, thank you so so much, I am really sorry for replying to your comment so late.
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