Noir

with everything that has been going on within the Black community we tend to lose sight of what matters most to us: our mental health. everything that happens externally can potentially come in between what we are going through internally. at the end of the day it is important to put yourself first no matter the stigma, no matter what's going on.

IM BACK! but this time due to foul circumstances (COVID-19). no I don't have it, but I have so much time on my hands now I thought it was necessary to bring my art back. e

in this episode, I decided to be extremely open with you guys and tell you all my experience with having absent parents in my life. I've learned to not let it ultimately affect me, but to look at it in a positive way. having absent parents can really take a toll on your life, but there's ways to heal from it and move forward from it.

after a long break, we are back with the third episode of Noir. in this episode I decided to bring on a few of my close friends to tap in on relationships and the beauty and struggles of it. after this discussion, I realized we are all on our own individual journey when it comes to life and I hope one of us resonates with you. btw, we funny as hell too.

on the second episode of Noir, I tap into cultural appropriation. already? I had to. people want to be us, but when shit hits the fan, are you still a fan?

self love is the foundation to have good relationships with everyone. How can you love anyone else if you don't love yourself? It's a journey, but you got it.