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Getting the Weight Off My Chest
I have big boobs, but a little over a year ago I had BIG BOOBS.… Continue reading →
The Ramblings of a Madwoman: You Are Not Alone
Living when all I want to do is die. This topic is a little gloomy,… Continue reading →
Weakening the Weakness
I read the articles about FKA twigs’ lawsuit against her former boyfriend, Shia LaBeouf, read… Continue reading →
Ghosting: Cowardice or Commonality?
Ghosting is a term that almost everyone has heard of. If you’re currently in the… Continue reading →
Somewhere in Rainbows
My parents met in Bowling Green at Western Kentucky University in the mid 90’s. My… Continue reading →
Workplace Abuse: Calling Out My First Boss
I’ve always been a hardworking individual. Most of my self-esteem comes from knowing that I’ve… Continue reading →
Addicted to Everything: The Science Behind Addiction
Have you ever heard of an “addictive personality”? I used to think that this phrase… Continue reading →
A Resident of the Island of Misfit Toys
All of my life, I’ve struggled to find my place. I’ve searched for it in… Continue reading →
Literary Wellness To Pass The Time
For those aspiring toward self-betterment, or those simply looking to cope with mental illness: keep… Continue reading →
“Political Camp, Dominated by Drag”: Marsha P. Johnson
Rupaul’s Drag Race came into my life later in high school via a friend and… Continue reading →
Learning to Love Yourself as a Woman
Self-love is a feeling that most, if not all, women struggle to possess. In a… Continue reading →
Ways to Fight Your Anxiety Demon
**DISCLAIMER: I am not a medical professional, but just someone who’s suffered for years with… Continue reading →
It’s OK To Be SAD
SAD – Seasonal Affective Disorder, commonly known as Seasonal Depression. According to the Mayo Clinic,… Continue reading →
What I Learned Playing Animal Crossing: New Horizons for 300+ Hours
A true gift from this shithole year was Animal Crossing. Originally released in 2001, AC… Continue reading →
Coming to a Podcast Near You
Alex here with some exciting news about “Whatcha Thinkin’?” Season Two! I’m going in a… Continue reading →
The 5 by 5 Rule & Selective Energy
I tend to live life in the gray. Meaning, I’ve never fully felt like an… Continue reading →
What Biphobia Looks Like
Bisexuality: romantic attraction, sexual attraction, or sexual behavior toward both males and females, or to… Continue reading →
Talkin’ to You, Talkin’ to Me
I’m a sucker for cliches that can blanket statement a situation. I find that cliches… Continue reading →
Misdiagnosed and Misunderstood: ADHD in Women
“Look! A squirrel!” “You’re running on dial-up while everyone else is running on WiFi.” “You’re… Continue reading →
From Lies to Love: International Overdose Awareness Day 2020
My mom died in 2005 from a drug and alcohol overdose. I was in middle… Continue reading →
Easy Ways to Interrupt a Depression Spiral
A close friend texted me this week saying, “Three things you do to get yourself… Continue reading →
Trichotillomania: Little Acts of Harm
You already know what it feels like to pull a hair out of your scalp.… Continue reading →
Honesty: Humility: Growth
This part of my story is pretty real and raw. This is the part I… Continue reading →
What BLM Means to Me
To aggregate my experience as a black girl in America facing the Black Lives Matter… Continue reading →
I Stopped Meditating Daily and All Hell Broke Loose
Like, for real. You know how you always have good intentions when beginning a new… Continue reading →
Making a Drag Queen: Euphoria MarxxX
Who is Euphoria MarxxX? A millennial drag queen that’s ready to shake up the political world? Most definitely. Someone ready to question the norms of society and how we view politics? Absolutely.… Continue reading →
My Sobriety Story
I wasn’t sure if writing this article would be too taboo. I’m still unsure if… Continue reading →
Warning Signs
If you have read my previous article, you were made briefly aware of my experiences… Continue reading →
I Needed Saving
Many of us grew up with like-minded aspirations of falling in love, getting married, starting… Continue reading →
Winnie’s Story: Young and Diagnosed
On the outside, Winnie H. looks like any 27-year-old woman: beautiful, thin, tan and well… Continue reading →
Climate Change: Tipping the Scale
In 2017, I had the opportunity to work as a writer for a United Nations… Continue reading →
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