Momo so kawaiii♡
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HIYA I’M MOMO !! (≧◡≦) ♡ ෆ PRO BLACK WOMAN💖 | FASHION | COSPLAY | GAMER | SOCIAL TOPICS | PLUS SIZE 🧚🏾♀️꒱ & ↓↓↓ ♡ MY ONLY REAL LINKS BELOW ⬇️
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Sometimes I sit and cry because I’m finally allowing myself to dress and express myself the way I’ve always wanted to. For so long, I listened to people tell me what wasn’t “for me.” I was told that, as a Black girl, bright colors weren’t my thing. That I should tone it down, be less colorful, less playful, less… me. I hope my younger self is proud because we’re finally doing the things we’ve always loved instead of the things other people expected from us.
Momo so kawaiii♡76,532 views • 1 month ago
July 18th. 🎂💖 Happy Birthday to me! I’m officially 26 years around the sun, and I’m so grateful to still be here. Here’s to many more years of growth, happiness, creativity, and making memories. To everyone who’s supported me, encouraged me, and accepted me exactly as I am, thank you. Your kindness has meant more to me than you’ll ever know. 🩷 my Cash App is $yunggmopurr 🎀🥰
Momo so kawaiii♡29,329 views • 1 month ago
Big-chested women really cannot catch a break. The moment you have a larger chest, people start projecting all kinds of things onto you. Suddenly you’re “a whore,” “doing it for attention,” or “showing them off.” But let me ask a very real question for a second… where exactly are they supposed to go? Quickly. Tell me. 😂
Momo so kawaiii♡33,996 views • 5 months ago
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I hate the idea that women could avoid harassment if we just “covered up more.” That narrative isn’t true. It completely ignores black women ( also women in general) who are curvy, fuller-figured, and busty like me, whose bodies are sexualized regardless of what we wear. I’ve dressed modestly, casually, and boldly, and the harassment never depended on my clothing. It depended on how people chose to treat me. My video essay with sources I made is here :
Momo so kawaiii♡39,893 views • 7 months ago
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I’m really glad people are finally talking about how grown women aren’t “allowed” to dress / enjoy cute things without someone making it weird. Cuteness shouldn’t have an age limit. I know this isn’t an issue that only affects Black women, but growing up I definitely felt like softness and cuteness weren’t things people wanted to associate with us LOL ( it’s still like that ) It always felt like we were pushed into boxes like aggression & hypersexuality instead. That’s why I’m such a big advocate for people being able to enjoy cute things Dressing cute, liking soft aesthetics, or embracing femininity doesn’t make someone an “age player” or someone trying to bait predators.PEDOS !!!! And honestly, if you see something cute and immediately turn it into something sexual involving kids… I HAVE NEWS FOR YOU BUDDY .
Momo so kawaiii♡29,555 views • 5 months ago
One of my goals has always been to show other Black girls that we can step into any style we want. We don’t have to stay in one box. That’s why my style changes so often. I take pride in being a shapeshifter. Anyways here’s a jirai kei inspired outfit today :3 black girl edition hehe
☆*:.｡.꒰ঌ Momo so kawaiii♡ 🎀19,913 views • 5 months ago
Don’t take internet hate too seriously. Most of those people wouldn’t have the nerve to say it to your face. KEYBOARD COURAGE is a disease. People talk wild online because there’s a screen between you. In person, that energy usually disappears so please do not take it personal
☆*:.｡.꒰ঌ Momo so kawaiii♡ 🎀15,202 views • 6 months ago
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