Just How Life Goes

01/27/2026

Females be 30+ still bragging about being crazy & evil 😂 bitch go see a counselor😭

01/27/2026

Thank you, Planters Peanuts, for these wonderful Honey Roasted peanuts — truly my favorite 🤍

I buy these as often as I can because they’ve become one of my go-to snacks, especially on days when my energy is low or my body just needs something easy and reliable.
They give me nutrients that matter — protein, healthy fats, and that steady fuel — without feeling heavy.

What I appreciate most, though, is the convenience of the packaging.
When you live with chronic illness, even small things like opening, holding, and storing food matter.
These are easy to grab, easy to manage, and don’t require extra prep — which makes a huge difference on flare days.

Having snacks that are accessible, nourishing, and comforting allows me to take care of myself without added stress.
That’s not just food — that’s support.

This is real life, real nourishment, just how food goes 🥜✨

01/26/2026

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01/26/2026

Let’s talk about intimacy — the kind nobody really prepares you for when you live with chronic illness.

Intimacy isn’t always candles and perfection.
Sometimes it’s being seen on your tired days.
Being touched without pressure.
Being desired without having to explain your pain first.

When your body is unpredictable, intimacy becomes slower… softer… more intentional.
It’s learning how to stay connected even when your energy is low, your confidence wavers, or your body doesn’t feel like home that day.

Real intimacy is patience.
It’s comfort over performance.
It’s choosing closeness that feels safe instead of forcing what looks good.

If you live with chronic illness, you are still worthy of passion, tenderness, and deep connection — exactly as you are.
No apologies. No shrinking.

Pour the wine. Breathe. You’re not alone in this. 🤍

01/26/2026

Alright y’all, here we go with another episode of Just How Food Goes 🍽️✨This time I visited Saigon Bay in Temple Terrace, and from the moment I walked in, the space felt intimate, quaint, and welcoming — the kind of place that immediately puts your body at ease.I ordered the deluxe pho along with fresh rolls for appetizers, and everything was comforting, flavorful, and thoughtfully prepared.But what really made this experience stand out wasn’t just the food — it was the environment and care.If you’re a chronic illness warrior, especially someone navigating mobility challenges or gastrointestinal issues, Saigon Bay truly understands flexibility.They offer different seating options, take dietary needs seriously, and allow you to customize things like spice levels or keeping spice on the side, which makes a world of difference when your body is unpredictable.The location itself feels calm and grounded — not loud, not overwhelming — just peaceful.You’ll see people from all demographics enjoying their meals, which adds to that community, neighborhood feel.The service was kind, attentive, and patient, the restaurant was clean and comfortable, and the prices were very reasonable.This is the kind of place where you don’t feel rushed — you feel considered.I left full, satisfied, and already planning my next visit.Food like this feels like care — and that’s exactly Just How Food Goes 🤍

01/26/2026

Black people hate EVERYTHING about slavery but Christianity 💀👀

01/26/2026

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01/26/2026

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01/26/2026

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01/26/2026

Idk yall I think TikTok fired us 🙄😂

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01/25/2026

Yolanda Adams has become a voice of safety for LGBTQ+ people who still believe in God — and many shouldn’t be surprised… yet somehow still are. When someone of her stature, respect, and spiritual authority speaks with compassion instead of condemnation, it disrupts the narrative people have grown comfortable hiding behind. Especially when that compassion comes from someone who herself has experienced being shunned, misunderstood, and treated unfairly within the church.

What this moment exposes is something much deeper: fear. We fear what we don’t understand. And that fear has shaped how people use religion as a weapon instead of a refuge. From the beginning of time, humanity has struggled with this — rejecting what challenges comfort, tradition, or control. But faith was never meant to be about exclusion. It was meant to be about love, humility, and trust — sometimes even blind faith — that God’s grace is bigger than our understanding.

The church has work to do. Many who judge today stand in the same posture as those who once condemned Jesus — clinging to rules while missing the heart of the message. Jesus sat with the outcast, defended the condemned, and challenged religious leaders who valued power over people. If the church truly wants to reflect Christ, it must stop pushing people away in His name and start creating spaces where people feel safe enough to seek God without fear.

This conversation isn’t about abandoning faith — it’s about returning to it. It’s about remembering that love was always the point. And voices like Yolanda Adams matter because they remind people that God is not confined to judgment, and faith is not reserved for the “acceptable.” There are so many people still longing for God but wounded by the church. Healing begins when compassion speaks louder than condemnation.

01/25/2026

All right, here we go — Episode 2 of Just Party Life 🎉Tonight, I headed to Rocco’s Tacos at West Shore Mall for happy hour, and baby… it did not disappoint. The location is absolutely beautiful, the ambiance was set just right, and the vibe felt easy and welcoming from the moment we sat down.I had the watermelon margarita (10/10, by the way), and we shared a guac appetizer during happy hour — which made the whole experience surprisingly affordable. Good drinks, good food, good company, and no pressure to rush or overdo it.What really stood out to me, though, was how mobility-aid friendly this location is. They offer a variety of seating options — high tops, regular tables, and even comfy couches you can actually relax on. That kind of flexibility matters when you live with chronic illness or disability and need to listen to your body in real time.I had such an amazing time. I felt good. I felt present. I felt like myself.And that’s exactly what Just Party Life is about — finding places where we can go out, enjoy ourselves, and still feel supported.If you’re in the Tampa area and looking for a spot to vibe with friends, I definitely recommend checking out one of the Rocco’s Tacos locations.This is Just Party Life.Love y’all. 🤍