GABARISKUFILAN

How to write about Somali Womanhood

So, you want to write about Somali womanhood but you don’t know where to start. Well, don’t fret because this guide will assist you. It will explore the most important tropes you’ll need in your arsenal. Advertisements

by Fadumo Adan

Happy Mother’s Day to the Eldest Immigrant Daughter

The second Sunday of May marks Mother’s Day in the U.S. This Mother’s Day, I am dedicating this sentimental celebration to myself and every eldest immigrant daughter worldwide.

by Fadumo Adan

How to Start a Blog

Starting a blog is an exciting endeavor. Blogging has provided me with insight, confidence, and a framework to live the life of my own choosing. It’s important to identify which type of blogging you’re into.

by Fadumo Adan

5 Important Lessons I’ve Learned in my 20’s so far

Hi everyone! So, I just turned 28 which is a huge milestone for me because I never imagined what my life would look like at this age. Honestly, I didn’t think my life would ever be this manageable.

by Fadumo Adan

5 Signs You’re being Financially Exploited

Financial exploitation is a real problem, and we often don’t discuss its implications. The economic setbacks of financial exploitation prevent many of us from living fuller, more enriching lives.

by Fadumo Adan

For Eldest Immigrant Daughters who Refuse to be Surrogate Fathers

The eldest daughter is forced into a surrogate father role which absolves men of their responsibilities. This sabotages her future, fuels codependency and catalyzes an economic setback.

by Fadumo Adan

Gabar’s Year in Review: 5 Things I Learned in 2018

Hi everyone! Since my last post about martyrdom, I’ve decided to write about the rest of the life lessons I’ve learned in 2018.