New Hairstyle

I honestly try to be at home as much as I can these days because my dad has been feeling really ill - struggling with diabetes and following a strict diet also feeling a short of breathe and experiencing heart palpitations every now and then. Since I'm the 'beloved' son :-) I have been taking care of my dad during the day when I'm not at school, which has been such a strain towards my emotions as I constantly found myself thinking about how my life would be without him. All in all. Lets just say, umoya wam kudala ephantsi and I needed to do something to get my spirit lifted. So I got myself a new haircut. What do you think? Big thanks to the girls from the East London Management Institute - In Vogue Hair School.

26 year old chapter

Proving to be very lively, bright and friendly at school, I actually grew up as a very unclear and confused young bloke. Quick, chubby, active and intelligent- I was uncertain on how to live my life because I somehow knew I was different. Part of what made me different was how I had a stronger feminine side than the other blokes in my community. I never really did what I wanted to do as I did what was expected of me to do- aswell as to impress friends- fit in - in order to be acceptable by society. I simply lived my life in accordance to the rules and general customs accepted by my society. Until I eventually got sick of living my life as just a small portion of who I really was. I needed people to understand who I really was. To be honest, I only started realizing this as soon as I left high school. I now have matured to only allow myself to be different and I now live my life in a manner that benefits my own roots and myself. Although I'm seen as a fake, a failure or an affront against the social order -against the very nature of society, I will continue to live my life in a manner that benefits myself the most. I will stay true to myself, no matter what.

INTRODUCTION

Hey Guys, welcome to my NEW blog! My name is Thabiso and I'm nothing more than just a aspiring lifestyle blogger, living a simple life. I'm known for being outspoken and friendly and I truly enjoy feeling confident in expressing myself both openly and honestly. I 'sometimes' struggle to express myself and my opinions in an orderly manner. By this I mean, I don't expect anyone to feel offended by anything I write. Life is far too short to be serious so dressing up, having fun and being surrounded by people that compliment me or my simple fashion sense is what makes me happy. As you continue reading my blog you will find out more interesting stuff about me and what I enjoy doing with my spare time in and around South Africa.