Growing Apart — in short
One day, you learn that life is just going to have a lot of inevitable turns. Then, it’ll take another day for you to accept… Read More »Growing Apart — in short
One day, you learn that life is just going to have a lot of inevitable turns. Then, it’ll take another day for you to accept… Read More »Growing Apart — in short
Once I close that notebook and force the fat messy sharpie down the spiral binding, my brain understands that the day is over. And it… Read More »Rambling in no particular order
It hurts to admit when a friendship has run its course. But it hurts more to keep holding on. It’s been said over and over… Read More »The Real Ones
Maybe it has something to do with getting older or maybe it doesn’t. But lately, I’ve been thinking about the purpose of life a lot.… Read More »Every Day Should Be a Party
There has never been a more monumental time in our lifetime to honor self-care than the time we’re living in right now. A few years… Read More »Self-care: a Must
It’s a warm Friday afternoon and, before everyone at work storms out the door and never look back—well, not for the next two days—they’re all… Read More »Friday Night Plans for Loners
When you want to punish yourself for poor decisions you made, before you knew they were bad, give yourself a break. Remember that there was… Read More »Life is Now: Give Yourself a Break
I’ve learned that anyone you care about can crush you into pieces. I’ve learned that heartbreak doesn’t always have a sad face. I’ve learned that… Read More »22 Lessons I Learned from Heartbreak
This is kind of a follow-up to Don’t Hit the Brakes! – which I posted last year (last month, to be less dramatic). It’s just… Read More »What It Takes to Be a Writer
“May your walls come down for the right one” is a mantra of my own that I sometimes recite to friends who find it hard… Read More »Fools or Selective Memory?
The year was…doesn’t matter. I just remember it was cold and lonely in a lively city that was supposed to be warmer than what I… Read More »Here’s to You, Alone for the Holidays
There’s a corner in our brain where all of our darkest thoughts and ill-wishing hang out until they sense it’s the “right time” to come… Read More »In The Meantime Hang On