We young things So giggly, smiley ‘n enthusiastic To give our hearts away. Pleasured and bashfully enthused When the attention we seek is sought A break, a pause, an interlude And bloom we into a she With no enthusiasm for attention But demand for respect as love.
-----Inez Anigbogu

 True, as the author wrote in the chapter, Liberating the Closet, of the book,  A Woman's Guide to a Simpler Life by Andrea Van Steenhouse, PH.D. with Doris A. Fuller, which I began reading here, every woman’s wardrobe is made up of all manner of styles: Leopard print, Wax print, Classic

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 When you have picked out a black lace dress that looks good on you based on your body type and purpose of purchase, be it for a wedding, funeral or formal event the next question you might ask the sales person, a friend or more importantly, yourself, would be how to wear it.
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One very deep awareness that hit me about a lot of us Nigerians is that we acquire things just because the people in our lives are getting/have gotten those things. Dogs not excluded. 
I'm still reading the book A Woman's Guide to a Simpler Life by Andrea Van Steenhouse,