Kovie Biakolo

We don’t want people to know our secret quirks or what makes us feel uncomfortable; we‘re constantly putting on a show and performing our identity within certain parameters that are based on our experiences.

I don’t recall if I ever wanted to be White but I recall wishing I could be lighter, which would make me closer to being White.

“A lot of people give you advice based on their reality; not yours.”

Personally, I would like to live in a world where people – both men and women –  just walked up to each other and said, “Hey, I like you. Do you like me?”

I’ll get through dinner but only just. Eating will feel like a task.

You will probably get fired.

I’ve often heard that people only start wanting you when they think that you don’t want them. It’s true; I’ve lived by it.

I think that human beings as a species, we struggle with the “shoulds” of life. We are raised by society to believe that life is supposed to happen a certain way.

Who doesn’t want forbidden fruit?

You’ve been invited to the gym’s EMPLOYEE Holiday party before.

How do we become the difference that we want to experience?

In the end, you don’t deserve me because you couldn’t be the person I needed you to be.