Chanda na pete.
I wish for every woman to experience the familiarity and comfort of sisterhood. The peace that comes with knowing you have someone who understands your daily experiences. A relationship that isn’t tainted with envy or malice. A union where you hold each other accountable and to your highest standards. A friendship that nurtures your inner child and unearths the divine feminine within. A bond that keeps you in the flow state of gratitude, total acceptance, and appreciation of each other’s being.
Achieng Owira
A sister does not entail one with that we share the same blood, can be a female friend or associate. To call another woman a sister says that you trust them, believe in them, have their back, and consider their feelings. Despite being termed to be tainted with envy or malice, there are more benefits to being involved in one. So why is there pride in sisterhood?. To begin with, sisterhood is empowering; since one has to know how to love and honor oneself before loving and honoring the other as a sister. Sisters in sisterhood understand the fact that sharing feelings and thoughts of one authentic self is among the benefits.
Having a good support system to stand behind you during hard times and those of changes is such an amazing feeling. Trust in the women you surround yourself with since struggles and secrets are kept safe and in the comfort of those whom you trust. Always have a friend since there is almost always someone in the group who will love to do exactly what you want to do. Inspiration since the one you call sister no matter what cares for you, wants you to be the best version of yourself and wants to see you do your best. To take pride in sisterhood means family, love, support, and people always having your back. Without it, we all will be trying to figure out life on our own.
FLAIR
