Winifredscorner

Happy Sunday fam
Since July 1st it’s been raining non stop. July people how far??

The kids decided they wanted to make their breakfast themselves. To be honest they leave a mess everytime so I decided to be very proactive today by cleaning after each step and that helped a lot

My family members, Somi graduated from Nursery 2 yesterday.
Someone that cried the first week of school.
Really so thankful for growth🥰
He was really so happy, thankful to God for bringing us this far.
Meanwhile we decided to do this transition and it took us 20 tries, you can tell from the video that the boy was uninterested 🤣🤣

I’m doing this content creation thing and to be honest I don’t even know what to do 😂😂😂 what will you guys love to see on this page?? Tell me so I can try cos like this I’ll be sleeping everyday but I really want to create content 😂😂

To everyone navigating vitiligo right now

The confusion is real. The mornings where you look in the mirror and don’t know how to feel. The moments you wonder if people are staring. The back and forth between acceptance and doubt.

Nobody talks about how long that journey actually takes.

You don’t have to have it all figured out. You don’t have to be ‘healed’ or ‘at peace’ or posting inspiration yet.

You’re allowed to still be in the middle of it.

Just know that you are not alone in that middle place. And it doesn’t make you any less beautiful, any less worthy, any less whole.

Happy World Vitiligo Day. To the ones still finding their way. 🤍

For years, I hid.

Not because I wanted to.

But because I got tired of the stares, the questions, and feeling like I had to explain myself to everyone.

There were days I avoided going out.
Days I covered up.
Days I prayed for things to go back to the way they were.

I lost confidence.
I lost parts of myself.

But somewhere along the journey, I realized something…

I was spending so much time worrying about what people thought of me that I forgot to actually live.

This video is my story.

The parts I don’t usually talk about.
The pain, the hiding, the prayers, and eventually… the freedom.

If you’ve ever felt different, judged, misunderstood, or like you had to hide a part of yourself, I hope this reminds you that you’re not alone.

Thank you for being here and listening. ❤️

I’d love to know: What is something you’ve had to learn to accept about yourself?

People used to stare at me like I was supposed to explain myself.

Sometimes they’d even ask me straight up… “what happened to your skin?”

Honestly? I didn’t even know how to answer that question myself.

I just remember feeling small in those moments.

Have you ever felt like people were looking at you too much for no reason?