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Malcriada.


Malcriada. 

Definition: 

BITCH.

 

Malcriada.

The girl who is feminist. 

Malcriada. 

The one who believe in equality, cause at six years old somebody tell her that be a police is men job. 

Malcriada. 

When my father say:  respect me, I yell  back: respect me first. I didn’t see uncle, cousin or niece. I just saw a human being so is you want my respect you have to work for it.

Malcriada. 

The one that  is so loud. When she open her mouth you can hear a earthquake, she have to much inside so when she speak out her heart also cry.

 

Now trying to remember all those moment when I was a Malcriada I can say that I’m proud. 

Because 

You can’t silence her anymore, she was quiet for to long and now have 22 and her only power is her voice. 

 

Malcriada

Definition: 

BITCH 

 

Malcriada. 

Who stands up even when is better seat down. 

Malcriada.

When She was at church she use to cry because wanted to believe in her own god.

Malcriada. 

I rather die that be a slave; do what you want me to do, dress how you want me to dress. 

Malcriada. 

Who choose to be alone. She is independent, she is smart. So she does not need a men for carry the shopping bags.

 

I spread sadness, mi malcriadeza push everybody apart, but I rather this that my other life when my one only hope was wait until the people around me go out that  way the freedom can finally came into my heart. 

So call me malcriada is that what you want, if you want call me a bitch do it loud, I swarmed in god I don’t gonna die. 

Although I born in a society when women do not deserve  a thing, look at me. 

I won this. 

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