I remember my childhood and it was hard sometimes because I got teased a lot. The things I share in my memoir I’m sure many African Americans can probably say “I can relate to Ayesha’s story more.” Now that I’m older I surprise myself. This was definitely not true at all for me as a child but the change when I started to like myself I was in my early 30s. I like myself so much more now. I treat myself. I’m honest about my life experience and I think that’s why more people can relate to my memoir. To be honest about your experiences in life is to find more people will say it makes it easier for people to relate to. Readers may say “I can relate to this person’s story more because they rendered their experiences or what it was really like for them. They were so honest about their life experiences.
I know who I am. I am a person who has a secure identity.
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I am a Black Guyanese woman. I'm thirty nine years old. I went back to college to take Early Childhood Education classes. I want to get a second 48-credit BA degree in Early Childhood Education by 2021. I go to NJCU. I have a BA in Creative Writing from NJCU. I graduated from NJCU in August 2015. I transferred to NJCU from Mercer. I have my AA degree from Mercer in Humanities and Social Science since May 2007. I write poems, I write memoirs, I'm a blogger and I am taking a children's lit course. I love reading memoirs. I also do book reviews from time to time. My favorite poet is Emily Dickinson. I grew up in Ewing, New Jersey. I live in Princeton Junction with my parents! View all posts by TheAyeshaSite
