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They say snitches get stitches so shush. But then before I digress, I have a question for you, Can keep a secret for me? If I tell a tale about a girl, her flaws, her deepest secrets, her scars, promise me you'll never spill the beans. Promise! So, allow me to introduce this girl. My name is Modurotimi Bankole-Smith, but you can call her Mo, which ever you like. After the pandemic (Covid-19), I decided to write a journal about myself, and I mean everything about me, not a clue or dot left behind. I am in my early twenties, intelligent, witty, a brown skin, i loves music, self-care, I like fashion and entertainment, I'm starting to love sport I love watching movies except horror. I singer and I writer and yes I'm a foodie. She loves food. I was born and brought up in Lagos, Nigeria, raised by my parents, who are pastors. I have three sisters and one brother. However, my faith is sometimes strong but atimes, i can and can't resist temptations, and other times it's not easy, truth is i feels left out of this thing they call youthful lifestyle. The fun, the vivacity and the wild life. I want to be in a relationship, but I'm sacred, maybe if I do it, God will take a back seat and watch me slide into a man's arms, which appears more alluring yet sinful I guess. Being the daughter of a pastor is really holding me back from exploring the world. I want to make mistakes, date, have sex, party hard, live her life to the fullness. But do you think if I do these things, I'm going to cope being a Christian in this cut-throat world of feminism and misogyny? Or getting intimate with a guy and my personal relationship within Jesus?. This book is a bold one, that explains how I tackled my lifestyle and decisions as an adult women in my crises, faith, sex, marriage, friends, relationships, family, school, spirituality, career and maturity. And most of all, how i strives to be a high flying, born again Christian. Enjoy the masterpiece. 2020©
CAN YOU KEEP A SECRET?
