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Silver Patch II

But women can put men in a net too. Yeah they can, I mean we all can put whoever in whatever net we please.. Yeah, so I wonder why the story is so gender biased then… That’s how we’re wired. We’re taught to think that way, I guess. I wonder if there are any storiesContinue reading “Silver Patch II”

Posted byEfua R. ArmstrongFebruary 1, 2018June 28, 2018Posted inMy StoriesTags:fiction, Ghana, Relationships, socialconsciousness4 Comments on Silver Patch II

Silver Patch I

One hour to midnight. I’m half asleep listening to my cousin cry about her boyfriend and how she isn’t so sure she can get over him. I have good intentions. A part of me is on the phone comforting her, another part of me is asleep and yet a third part of me is veryContinue reading “Silver Patch I”

Posted byEfua R. ArmstrongFebruary 1, 2018June 28, 2018Posted inMy StoriesTags:fiction, Relationships, WomenLeave a comment on Silver Patch I

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Efua is from Ghana and wants to use compelling writing to influence minds in the areas of gender and sexuality as well as socio-cultural issues unfolding in the African continent.
While sitting through a speech by a professor at Kenyon College, I agreed with the idea that the limitations of the human mind aren't necessarily burdens but gifts! I couldn't agree more! I am curious and love to process and reexamine information. I also have absolutely no restraints in admitting that I don't have all the answers or that I am still thinking about something. I feel this is the beauty of life; we do not have all the answers, but we should not stop asking questions! Go ahead and leave me a message!

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