I'm not sure if you've had the chance to watch the movie "Sista," but if you haven't, I strongly recommend that you do. It's been the talk of the town lately, with everyone praising Sista for her incredible strength. There's no denying her admirable qualities, but today, I want to shift our focus to Tiwatope, played by Bisola Aiyeola, who is the wife of Fola. Although her role might not be as recognized, there are valuable lessons for women in her character that deserve our attention. Tiwa portrayed a woman who exuded remarkable self-assurance. She wasn't rattled by the revelation of her husband's previous family, nor did she hesitate to embrace them as part of her own. Honestly, I can't help but admire what she went through, which wasn't an easy journey, even for the strongest of women. How comfortable would you feel knowing that your husband had two children prior to your marriage, and all you knew about him turned out to be a lie? Nevert...
It's funny how people look at your life and expect you to be happy, I mean you have it all figured out right. You have a well-paying job- two for that matter, especially in this current economy; you are married and have a life going on. But you alone understand that nothing in all of this makes so much sense now. you are constantly questioning your existence and what drives your happiness. You are in a world of uncertainties and feeling lost in the process of navigating through the waters. You are doing everything to keep your head afloat, but the forces of the waters keep drawing you in. You are no longer functioning from a place of passion and drive, you are functioning from a place of responsibility. You are overwhelmed with the feeling of not becoming a disappointment to the people around you, yet you feel you are failing yourself. The burden to keep going for everyone else except yourself is drowning you. The burden of not being able to proceed draws you in, and y...