Naomy's memoir

Hi guys! It’s  been a while I posted anything here. Well, I have been so caught up with work and life that I almost abandoned my first love, writing. I'm back now and I am going to be dropping a lot of gist here. Today, I want us to examine a crucial topic which is; the difference between staying alone and Isolation. This is one sensitive topic. Recently a lot has been happening in my life and at a point I felt overwhelmed. I couldn't just explain how I was feeling, I wanted to escape but where to? And the worst thing was that I wanted to talk but at the same time, I wanted to fight through alone (some of us are used to facing life alone). Well, I finally picked my diary and poured out all the pent up emotions through writing. This period I was quite distance from everyone and all I wanted was to just stay alone, but at the same time, I realized I was isolating myself. Guys! What do you think? I know that wanting to be alone is healthy. No matter how surrounded you are...

I am the third child in a family of six, which includes father and mother. From an early age, I have always love to do things differently. I love to question certain norms and dress in a weird manner, but the environment surrounding my childhood suppressed the fashionista in me. I grew up in a religious family, a family where prayer was majorly targeted at enemies. My father became a Christian a few years after I was born. So I grew up learning things I was to unlearn in later years.  My family was not a rich one, so I began to dream from an early age  how to become a rich influential woman. I was very serious about becoming great that I didn't really have time for boys.  In fact, I saw boys as distractions, so my brain and my heart made an agreement to stay away from boys until after higher education. I always loved TV presenters because of their accent and mode of dressing. I loved the media and would spend hours acting like a television character.  Growing ...