It was strange not seeing a video, but I didn't worry. Thank you for teaching me so much. Especially topics that not many people take the time to talk about subjects in great detail and care.
Hey Harriyanna, I appreciate you talking about this. You spoke about it with a lot of respect and maturity. Not only was the owner unprofessional but outside of business manners, she lacks home training like seriously. It's never appropriate to call someone a "nobody" that hasn't committed something extremely grave towards you or someone you know (Murd3r, s/a, etc) that's the only situation I've find that language to be acceptable and even then it just a terrible thing to say. I am very sorry you went through this. I'm sentimental to this topic because I recently also went through a confrontation of my own that I very much did not want to be a part of and got very emotionally drained and stressed out by. Some people are not just easy to communicate/ work with and a lot of times they don't see their own faults and would rather see faults in you. It's not true at all and very wrong but it is a part of living in a world with so many personalities and like you said at the beginning and end of the video, it is experiences like these that we can take the good from so much nastiness and bad and USE IT FOR OURSELVES to learn from this and avoid or be better prepared in the future. You get stronger from this, I get stronger from my experience and we all do in sharing our experiences, knowing we're not crazy and also not alone. My best wishes to you for your mental health and recovery moving on from this.
It’s unfortunate when things like this happen especially when it’s already hard enough out here (especially for black women) these small communities are the only safe space for some people, the owner needs to keep things professional and safe. Also idk if the owner is black or not but if she is this must have let a lot of people down. Black people need to support each other.
hi harri!!!! Welcome back gurly, very interesting video and I'm sorry all that happened :( sounded so shady and wild fr. Hoping you get the opportunity to work with much more promising businesses that will respect your time and creative energy!! Wishing you the best.
I remember this blog post. I think ur experience was worse than mine with a small black owned business. Imma snitch the name thoe : Gigi murakami l. I had went to the Scromburg Center 12th Annual Comic Book Festival and she gave herself a tip. But that’s alright thoe imma remember that
Welcome back, this is such an unfortunate situation :/ I’m glad you took the time you needed!
Secondd, the pbs kids intro was everything 😂
It was strange not seeing a video, but I didn't worry.
Thank you for teaching me so much. Especially topics that not many people take the time to talk about subjects in great detail and care.
Hey Harriyanna, I appreciate you talking about this. You spoke about it with a lot of respect and maturity. Not only was the owner unprofessional but outside of business manners, she lacks home training like seriously. It's never appropriate to call someone a "nobody" that hasn't committed something extremely grave towards you or someone you know (Murd3r, s/a, etc) that's the only situation I've find that language to be acceptable and even then it just a terrible thing to say. I am very sorry you went through this. I'm sentimental to this topic because I recently also went through a confrontation of my own that I very much did not want to be a part of and got very emotionally drained and stressed out by. Some people are not just easy to communicate/ work with and a lot of times they don't see their own faults and would rather see faults in you. It's not true at all and very wrong but it is a part of living in a world with so many personalities and like you said at the beginning and end of the video, it is experiences like these that we can take the good from so much nastiness and bad and USE IT FOR OURSELVES to learn from this and avoid or be better prepared in the future. You get stronger from this, I get stronger from my experience and we all do in sharing our experiences, knowing we're not crazy and also not alone. My best wishes to you for your mental health and recovery moving on from this.
It’s unfortunate when things like this happen especially when it’s already hard enough out here (especially for black women) these small communities are the only safe space for some people, the owner needs to keep things professional and safe. Also idk if the owner is black or not but if she is this must have let a lot of people down. Black people need to support each other.
hi harri!!!! Welcome back gurly, very interesting video and I'm sorry all that happened :( sounded so shady and wild fr. Hoping you get the opportunity to work with much more promising businesses that will respect your time and creative energy!! Wishing you the best.
Protecting that peace is so crucial!! Gotta watch out for folks that can try to mess that up! 💯
It's really awful that she ran the business like a cult. I'm sorry you had to go through that.
I’m so sorry you went through this, sis.
My crazy girl
I remember this blog post. I think ur experience was worse than mine with a small black owned business. Imma snitch the name thoe : Gigi murakami l. I had went to the Scromburg Center 12th Annual Comic Book Festival and she gave herself a tip. But that’s alright thoe imma remember that
Can we compromise to Halloween once a month?
uwuw first muhahaha
i’m sorry you had to experience that 💕 speaking it into existence that you discover a sustainable and fulfilling experience that will nourish you 🫶🏿