Social Media
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‘Relatable’ content and the changing face of South African influencers
The lives of OG influencers, once very much relatable, now don’t resemble the realities of many of their followers, and creators at the “bottom” of the chain are paving their own way. Continue reading
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De-centering men- a beautiful concept about self love and preservation
Decentering men is the work of women undoing the deep conditioning and socialisation to want to seek and pour love outside of ourselves. It is NOT about hating men. Continue reading
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Why I Started Creating Bookish Content—and What’s Next
I have been on the internet for many years and witnessed the emergence and rise of social media influencers and digital creators—from fashion and beauty to travel. While I enjoyed consuming this content and was often influenced by it, I… Continue reading
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First Impressions: Allow Me to Introduce Myself
Allow Me to Introduce Myself by Onyi Nwabineli is a story that delves into family dynamics, mental health, and the pressures of social media. At its heart is Anuri, a former child influencer, navigating her strained relationships with her stepmother… Continue reading
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5 Things I refuse to do as a newbie on Bookstagram
Buying and Reading Trendy Books I stick to reading what I actually want to read, not just what’s trending. I refuse to let Bookstagram or BookTok convince me to buy books that could end up being a waste of my… Continue reading
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Review: How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie
This book has transformed my perspective on fostering genuine connections. After purchasing ‘How to Win Friends and Influence People’ by Dale Carnegie years ago, I finally decided to dive into it. Initially uncertain about my motivation for buying the book,… Continue reading
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I joined Bookstagram recently, and I have questions…
I joined Bookstagram three weeks ago, the readers and book lovers side of Instagram, and I have questions. Continue reading

