I Am Not A Filter
I Am Not a Filter
By: Chaundria Jones
I’m a hoe.
I’m that girl that walks around with a permanent smile to the world.
Girls, boys, women, men, homosexuals, transgender, bisexuals, or transsexuals.
I’m that girl that gives hugs for apparently no reason.
I’m a hoe.
I’m a bitch.
No, not a female dog or a dog in heat.
I’m, that bitch that gets called a bitch when I disagree.
No, not a bad bitch, but a bitch who has confidence and won’t settle for less.
“Hell Nah! I can’t stand sagging pants.”
“Nope, I don’t think smoking is cool.”
Yep! I’m a bitch.
Damn! I’m Fat.
I aint no size 2, but I love my skin.
I’m in love with all kinds of chicken.
Damn straight, I got stretch marks.
Hell nah! I don’t use Mederma.
I have love handles, with loose arms, hardly any bone.
I hate diets and working out.
But, my refrigerator is stocked with Yoplait, V8, Weight Watchers, Greek Yogurts, Nectar Juices, and Sun Chips.
What the hell?!?
I’m not a nigga, but I’m black.
I never watched Friday, Friday After Next, or Next Friday.
But, I’m black.
I wear Peruvian, Brazilian, Virgin, and Non-Virgin weave.
But, I’m black.
I speak proper grammar.
But, I’m black.
I like taking long walks with no destination.
But, I’m black.
I make friends and corny jokes.
And, hell yeah! I’m still black!
I’m a hoe.
I’m a bitch.
I’m fat.
I’m black.
I am not a filter.
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