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Ti’kijah

Ti’kijahs’ are very beautiful in there own way, but are the types of people to call themselves ugly.Every girl with that name is probably the leader of a group and are not afraid to get their point across.They are usually really funny and only sarcastic when necessary.They are also most likely the ones who always have some tea to spill about someone and are kindhearted people.If one thing is clear, they are definitely not the type of person to be shy when new people come there way.But as far as liking them, they will attempt at seeking love at its finest, but will probably break up because they are not ready for commitment.So if you want to get with a Ti’kijah make sure they know that they are the only person that you want in your life and they’ll probably give you a chance.Another thing is that she’s always ready to do something hilarious with her friends, and isn’t afraid to embarrass herself.She is brave.But lacks confidence.Giving Ti’kijahs’ compliments will really make there day, and they are people that most likely grateful for the things you give them(no matter what it is).And they are probably the realest friend you’ll ever have and not afraid to speak up for themselves. In other words, Ti’kijahs’ are people that you should admire the most because of their charm,relatability and their bravery.Overall, you don’t come across unique people like her and should really consider yourself lucky when you come across a Ti’kijah.

By: Chloe Kates
I love they way a Ti’kijah shows her bravery and personality.
Ti’kijah by Chloe Kates January 2, 2021
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