Kita Alexander

feel things longer than we probably should.

But I'm still in the process of allowing it into my life, letting it be there and trying to integrate it and trying to like meditate after it and let it be in my body, not try and shut it down or go, what was that?

Like, oh, that was scary, ugly thing.

And I honestly think

Ask anyone in my close friend circle.

They'll be like, oh no, she gets like, she can get fiery.

I won't do it to people I don't know.

My road rage can be pretty bad.

Like when I feel protected and safe, that's when it comes out.

But as a child, I used to frown at every photo my dad used to take of me.

And my daughter actually came out doing the same thing.

Like literally came out of my vagina frowning.

I was like, oh, my God, girl.

Matching souls, matching spirits.

And I remember my dad would just constantly be like, stop it.

Like, smile.

We don't want to see that.

And, like, nobody wants to see that.

Like a breastache bitch face.

No, I'd just be like, stop interrupting what I'm doing.