by Kissy Denise - The Masterpiece | The Goddess of Love & Motivation | Sep 10, 2022 |
A woman posted a reflection of how much it costs per month, to keep the average woman who actually maintains herself.
The total was well over $5,000
Although her calculations where very modest and on the lower end of the high value women spectrum, a few men still had something negative to say.
Her total didn’t even include mortgage or rent….
If more women knew how much their upkeep actually cost, they wouldn’t be so quick to date men who don’t get it.
Because most wealthy men, already know it costs to the boss.
Man or no man, a woman must still keep herself together.
Imagine letting a man drain you for Free99 because you just want love. Meanwhile he goes to the exotic gentlemen’s club and tips those girls so they can pay for their needs. That’s what most women do. 🤷🏼♀️
by Kissy Denise - The Masterpiece | The Goddess of Love & Motivation | Dec 2, 2019 |
Supa Cent made $1 Million in 60 minutes from selling her Crayon Case lipstick line last Cyber Monday.
This Cyber money she went even bigger.
A few minutes ago the influencer posted that she just made $1.3 Million.
Congrats! More proof that anything is possible. Get started on your dreams now.
by Site Admin | May 3, 2019 |
We already know that Black is beautiful, but for the first time in history the top beauty pageants in the country have simultaneously elevated this truth. Three Black women are currently wearing crowns as the 2019 Miss USA, Miss Teen USA and Miss America.
When Cheslie Kryst’s name was announced as Miss USA on Thursday she completed the historic trio with pageant winners 2019 Miss America Nia Franklin and recently crowned 2019 Miss Teen USA Kaliegh Garris.
Kryst, who represents North Carolina, is a civil litigation attorney who received her law degree and MBA from Wake Forest University.
People across social media marveled at Kryst’s natural hair and noticed that both she and Garris bypassed any form of hair straightening.
Garris told Refinery21 that while some people tried to convince her to straighten her hair for the Miss Teen USA competition, she opted for her natural curls because when she’s wearing them, she feels confident. The Connecticut native is still in high school but plans to attend Southern Connecticut State University’s nursing program as she plans to become a trauma nurse in the future.
Both Garris and Kryst followed behind Nia Franklin who in September 2018, sprinkled Black Girl Magic onto the 2019 pageant season when she was crowned Miss America.
Franklin represented New York and holds a master’s degree in music composition from UNC School of the Arts. She is an opera singer and an advocate for arts advocacy.
In 2012 Black women simultaneously wore crowns as Miss Teen USA and Miss USA.
Congratulations to these 2019 beauty queens. Together they exude beauty, brains and Black girl magic!
We’ll be tuning in later this year when Kryst represents the United States in the Miss Universe competition.
Source: Because of Them We Can
