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My name  is Olabode Moyosoluwa Priscilla, student of Obafemi Awolowo University currently in part three studying Education Economics. I am 21 years old and also the first born of my Family. I'm a Nigerian(always loved to be), from Kogi state in particular.

I started writing out of depression, the depression I call; addiction to being loved. 
I know many of you may not know what exactly it is but trust me many people, young girls, boys and even adults go through this and they're battling it in different ways.

That's why Moyosoluwa Talk is here to share personal experience, talks, recommendation, other person's experience to encourage Others out there.

Moyosoluwa Blog talk will cut across all aspect of life as a person, couple, friend ,partner etc. Comments and views are welcome anytime.

Please seat back and enjoy!
                          Moyosoluwa😘

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