Shakina

07/08/2026

Lemme tell y’all something… NEVER fight nobody from City. 😂 And I ain’t saying this because everybody from Baltimore can fight either. Hell no. Some of us can’t fight worth a damn. 😭 But that’s exactly why you shouldn’t do it—because NOBODY SAID THIS S**T WAS GON BE FAIR. 😂

You think you about to have a regular one-on-one? Bitch, please. 😭 You fighting her, her sister, her cousin, her best friend from middle school, and some random girl named Tink that just pulled up asking, “Who we beating up?” She don’t even know YOU. 😂😂

And Baltimore ni**as? Man listen. 😭 You might think y’all just gon square up and get it over with. Whole time dummy got on Foamposites, basketball shorts in December, no coat, and his man standing ten feet away talking bout, “I ain’t jumping in, yo.” 🚩🚩🚩

YES HE IS. 😂

Baltimore got its own rules. Somebody always hollering, “LET ’EM FIGHT!” while simultaneously holding one person and letting the other one get 17 free punches. 😭 Then after the fight, everybody arguing about who won like it was a pay-per-view event.

And please don’t win too bad. 😂 That’s where people mess up. You think because you won, it’s over? Nah, dummy. You just turned a simple fight into a family reunion. 😭 Now somebody calling Man-Man, Tay-Tay just got off work, Lil Ant halfway there, and somebody auntie done threw her slides on talking bout, “Where y’all at?”

Baby, go HOME. 😂

Because in Baltimore, beef got a pension plan. That s**t can retire and still come back to work. 😭 Somebody will see you 12 years later in Mondawmin and be like, “Ain’t you the bitch that fought my cousin Keisha in 2014?”

Ma’am… we are in our 40s. 😂😂😂

That city taught me one valuable lesson: pick your battles wisely. Walking away don’t always mean you scared. Sometimes it means you understand geography. 🤷🏽‍♀️😭

Because you might think you fighting one person from Baltimore…

Whole time you done activated a group project. 😂😂😂

If you know, you KNOW. 🦀🏙️

06/22/2026

People always ask why I’m so humble, but humility wasn’t something I learned from books. Life taught it to me. When you’ve lost people you love, watched plans fall apart, depended on others, made mistakes, needed forgiveness, and still woke up with another chance to breathe, you stop feeling bigger than anybody. You realize every blessing can be here today and gone tomorrow. Humility is understanding that none of us made ourselves. The same hands that lifted you up can be the hands you need tomorrow.

To be humble is to be blessed because pride makes people believe they earned everything alone, while humility keeps your heart open to gratitude, wisdom, and growth. Humble people don’t have to prove their worth, compete for attention, or look down on others. They know that favor rests easier on a bowed head than a lifted chin. A humble spirit can walk into any room, sit with the rich or the poor, the successful or the struggling, and treat everyone with the same dignity. That’s a blessing many people chase their whole lives and never find. Humility isn’t weakness. It’s the quiet confidence that comes from knowing you’ve been carried through storms you never could have survived by yourself.

06/15/2026

One thing life will teach you is that everybody who says they love you doesn’t actually like you. Some people love what you do for them, love the access they have to you, love the comfort you provide, or love the role you play in their life. But when it comes to genuinely liking you—respecting your spirit, celebrating your growth, supporting your happiness, and appreciating who you are without conditions—that’s a different conversation.

Pay attention to the people who smile in your face but secretly compete with you, minimize your accomplishments, disappear when you need them, or get uncomfortable when you’re doing well. Love without respect is attachment. Love without support is convenience. Love without honesty is performance.

As you get older, you learn not to be moved by words alone. Real love shows up in actions, consistency, loyalty, and genuine happiness for your success. Sometimes the biggest heartbreak isn’t finding out someone hated you—it’s realizing they never really liked you in the first place, even while claiming they loved you. That’s why protecting your peace is important. Not everybody deserves front-row seats to your life just because they know your story. 💯

06/03/2026

Surviving an Aquarius is realizing they can love you deeply and still disappear into their own world for a minute. They aren’t always trying to be difficult—they just think differently. While everybody else is moving off emotions, they’re over there analyzing the whole situation like a detective with a hundred tabs open in their mind.

An Aquarius will give you honesty when you wanted comfort, space when you wanted attention, and a life lesson when you were expecting sympathy. They’ll challenge your thinking, question traditions, and refuse to follow a crowd just because everyone else is going that way. That’s why some people misunderstand them. They aren’t cold—they just don’t always wear their heart on their sleeve.

The key to surviving an Aquarius is simple: don’t try to cage them, control them, or force them to think like everybody else. Give them room to breathe, respect their individuality, and appreciate the fact that when they choose to stay, it’s because they genuinely want to—not because they have to.

And if you’re lucky enough to earn an Aquarius’ loyalty, you’ll discover that beneath all that independence is somebody who loves hard, thinks deep, and will stand beside the people they care about long after everyone else has left. ♒💯🖤

04/21/2026