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The Year I Was No Longer Needed – 2025
It’s midway through January of 2026, and I’ve spent the last two weeks sick. In that stillness, I found myself reflecting deeply on 2025 and all the change that unfolded throughout the year. So much shifted in my life, and with that change came a quiet turmoil in my emotional well-being. I had to learn Continue reading
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Understanding What Hurts
Human emotions are unique. Most of us only understand their surface — what it looks like to be happy, sad, or angry. But every emotion has an extreme. Happiness spills into tears. Sadness turns into laughter. Anger becomes silence. We don’t think much about emotions when we’re young, but as we get older, we try Continue reading
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I Hate My Birthday
For the past five to seven years, I’ve taken my birthday off and withdrawn from the world. My body feels heavy, and so does my mind. Every ounce of will seems gone. The day has become a constant reminder—not of how old I’m getting, but of what I no longer have. I used to smile. Continue reading
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The Weight of Silence
Silence — it’s rare these days. Whether it’s the hum of the outside world or the distractions we choose to fill the void, we do everything we can to drown it out. Music, podcasts, TV shows running in the background — all to escape the stillness that makes us uncomfortable. But silence isn’t when the Continue reading
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Faith Reborn
What is faith, if all you’ve ever known of it is pain?When faith becomes tied to suffering, it no longer feels like hope — only resentment. It becomes a reminder of every failure, every moment where belief felt misplaced. Many interpret faith through religion, but the faith I speak of is something far more elusive Continue reading
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Born with a Final Breath
The moment of conception—the moment we breathe life—death, too, begins to exist.Every breath we take carries the possibility of being our last.This is duality: the constant that resides in everything we do. For every action, there is a reaction.With love exists hate.With the mere awareness of life comes the inevitable truth of death. Life is Continue reading
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It’s Been A While
I’m sorry for the silence. This platform has always been a space I built for myself—to reflect, to process, to be honest. But for a while, it also became a reminder of just how much has happened. The truth is, I don’t think I ever fully processed the last 11 years of my life. But Continue reading
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To the Girls Who Made Me Family
11 and a half years ago, I fell in love with a family that wasn’t mine. At the weakest point in my life, I found love—and with that love came a family I came to cherish as my own. It wasn’t perfect, but what family is? For every moment that felt right, there were dozens Continue reading
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A Hard Truth I Had to Accept
One of the hardest truths I had to accept early in my relationship was this: I was never going to be loved by my mother-in-law. It’s a painful realization—one I saw my own parents experience, but never expected to feel so personally. I always hoped that whoever my in-laws were, they would come to love Continue reading
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Who Are You Without the Title?
The one thing I’m beginning to understand more than ever is the importance of never losing yourself. As I’ve gotten older and faced the trials and tribulations of life, I’ve come to realize how quietly dangerous life can be. We give ourselves—our time, our energy, our identity—to the people we love. Our children, our partners, Continue reading
About Me
I’m no one more special than any of you reading this. I work as a custodian during the evenings but every other time of the day I spend chasing a dream I’ve had since I was 16.
I have always believed there to be more to this life and I hope with this blog, my stories and journey in life, that I can share my experiences with all of you.
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