My apologies
Sometimes the greatest apology is choosing yourself. A personal essay about intuition, boundaries, healing, and leaving behind the life that no longer served me.
Boundaries
About energy, oversharing, responsibility and the places where connection turns into self-betrayal.
The downside of venting
Sharing is not the same as clarity.
In this reflection, I examine how venting can turn into distortion — and why I chose to take responsibility for where my inner process lands.
Agency sometimes means choosing silence before explanation.
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Boundaries
A lesson in universal boundaries
This reflection traces a recurring pattern of manipulation and the moment it became clear that healing does not require proximity.
My warmth remains personal. My healing becomes public.
This is the boundary that allows both to exist without depletion.
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Track your fears & find your desires
Track down your fears and you will find your desires is a personal reflection on how fear can act as a compass. Through everyday moments, tarot symbolism, and self-inquiry, this essay explores how identifying what scares us can reveal what we truly want — and how aligning our behavior with those desires becomes a gentle form of discipline.
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Saying no when you don’t dare to
Saying no when you don’t dare to is a personal reflection on choosing integrity over fear in moments of uncertainty. This essay explores doubt, scarcity, and the quiet courage it takes to say no — while still trusting that taking care of yourself, step by step, will eventually move life forward.
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When healing has to become holistic
When healing has to become holistic is a personal reflection on psychiatric treatment, recovery, and the moment I realized that medication alone was not enough for my healing. This essay explores listening to the body, questioning one-size-fits-all solutions, and how expanding my approach — rather than rejecting care — helped me reclaim trust in myself.
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