Forgotten Dairies
Military feminine voice -By Muhammad Bello Umar
An approach with responsibility comes with a lot of attention and a joyful moment when ideology of prospect is attached to any form of conversation employed.
Been a personnel does not mean we are not human rather is just a change of certain criterias that can be looked into, not because we are crested doesn’t mean we don’t have feelings or know how to love.
A lot of individuals take us to be like we are very harmful object but no we are not, we are that fragile in body, heart and soul. Moreover, we are caring to an extend that you begin to wonder if we are who you instinct is telling you.
We feminine military minds are free to mingle, nice to be your spouse and mother to nurture and cherish your children when given the opurtunty or been given the name mother.
Walking up to us for conversation is cool but determination of how you approach matters, either responsible or irresponsible.
Come to us when we are not in military cresting, or if you want to talk when we are in uniform just get our digit then later we do the talking as duty comes first before love.
An approach with responsibility comes with a lot of attention and a joyful moment when ideology of prospect is attached to any form of conversation employed.
Muhammad Bello Umar writes from Abubakar Tatari Ali polytechnic Bauchi, mass communication department and can be reached via: princemub28@gmail.com
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