The Memoir Of Ms. Butterfly

 I’m pissed off because I am a disabled woman. I’ve been disabled all my life, so it’s nothing new. However, as disabled people, we all get labeled with different categories: lazy, unworthy, worthless, and unmotivated.

My disability has given me so many physical limitations did that’s why I am so determined to make something of my life because physically, there’s only so much I can do.

So I don’t want to seem lazy or motivated to do things with my life. I am motivated to break all the world’s stigma on the disabled community as far as being lazy, unmotivated, unworthy, unloved, unwanted, and undesired.

I continue to blog because I have something to say; it is totally up to the world whether people want to listen or not. I’m not going to stop doing what I want to do or what I feel I should be doing with my life.

The world will always find ways to tear people down, especially people like myself. We’re not supposed to be seen or heard, and w I realize that I need to have tough skin to continue doing all the things I’m doing to better my life, not only better my life, but I have something to I can

fall back on like blogging.

 I have always understood that we cannot choose who will be a part of our family or make up our family; we have to accept the way they are because that’s life.

So I’ve always played this vital role in life as nothing bothered me, but in reality, the fact that I’m a joke to those who have the same bloodline running through me.

I feel like instead of being a joke to them or the world, I should be a motivation for those who can’t find their way through life.

What to do with their life; at least, I know that my wording sometimes might be Messed up when I blog, but I’m doing something that I love and have a passion.

I’m not trying to become famous; I want to share a piece of me with the world, whoever is willing to accept it.

Ms. Butterfly Genesis 🇩🇴