#Growingupsomali

[HanadR6]

I remember one time my hoyoo made me and my siblings pack our clothes and belongings in bin bags and told us to leave because she had enough, that was some funny memories ahahaha

Walahi same kkkkkkk

 

[J-Rasta]

I know dhegdheer story sxb I would hear it alot but didn't faze with since you can ambush her in her sleep and pour boiled water lol

I saw that women turning into that deformity , my first reaction after few days I found out she was a fake not from Muscat Oman


I didn't believe 7up to cure anything , I grew up believing sprite to be the answer lol but they're not so different similar to Dr pepper and Cola

 

[J-Rasta]

Walahi same kkkkkkk

 

[Madd]

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Mashallah walaal. I hope everything turns out well walaal

 

[repo]

I will never understand parents that say to they kids abaha w....I even remember hearing a Somali lady saying to her kid once and I told her she could say abaha cuun at least if she has to curse. She looked at me as if I was a shaydan for telling her how to raise her kids. My parents never used this on us alhamdulillāh.



I remember not knowing my parents name until like the age of 7 lol, always used to say abo and hooyo when people asked me their name. I never got that much beats as kid but the threats alone was enough to give a kid trauma... 'Wirr & Aarr'.

When my mum bought home an African phone card, we knew that night was going to be lots of buuq and we'd tread it.

It's unimaginable that my parents would say that.