Kay Math retweeted
Terrible year. The only positive thing is that I managed to stop myself from telling lots of people about all the bad stuff I went through. The privacy kinda made things better lmao.
Kay Math retweeted
Bragging on Social Media about your harassment of ANY person is disgusting, and worse when they expressly told you to never to do that again but you proceeded to do it anyway. Even if they hadn’t expressed their discomfort about your conduct, your CONDUCT is still HARASSMENT!💔
Kay Math retweeted
Now I realise that the art of friendship is having someone who will listen to the same story for the 17th time, entertain your grievances, let you get everything off your chest and then move on with their day.
Kay Math retweeted
Growing up, I used to wonder what my granny and her friends possibly had to talk about because every meeting was just complaints. Now I get it. 90% of my friendship calls are venting, airing grievances, getting validated and dropping the call. No solutions, just sisterhood. 😂
Kay Math retweeted
Absolutely incredible Heiress Harris the daughter of T.I. Sang the national anthem before Game 6 of the #WNBAfinals.
She is sooo talented @Tip
#wnba #AtlantaDream
Kay Math retweeted
Even if she were a working class woman, her decision of not wanting marriage with her partner is still valid.
Many people refuse to accept the fact that not all women need marriage to make their lives meaningful and we know why 😂
Kay Math retweeted
Far exceeds your partner’s it’s just not beneficial for a woman to be legally wed. Not everybody is going to luck up like Dolly Parton
Kay Math retweeted
Y’all do realize Shay Mitchell is the woman behind Beis right? For her to get legally married would be silly. Look what Mary J Blige is going thru. What Kelly Clarkson went thru. What Halle Berry is going thru. What Rihanna is ALSO refusing to go thru. When your net worth
Kay Math retweeted
Only a black woman could articulate something so succinctly.
I don’t know who she is but ngiyam’vuma. 🫶🏾
Kay Math retweeted
I can appreciate Raven wanting people to understand what she meant. But I think there’s a difference between saying a Black show has universal appeal and questioning whether it’s inherently Black.
Raven-Symoné CLARIFIED her controversial comments after previously questioning whether That’s So Raven and her character Raven Baxter were inherently “BLACK,” explaining that she never denied the show centered around a Black family, but that its appeal went BEYOND RACE and connected with audiences worldwide 👀
“People from every country watched a Black family, but they saw themselves in that family... which means we were universal.”




















