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Anger

When They Call It “Anger Issues” But It’s Really Just Years of Being Disrespected. Let’s get one thing straight: anger is not the enemy. Anger is a signal. A flare. A final, desperate attempt by your body and soul to say enough is enough. I’ve been called names. “Stupid housewife.” “Overreacting.” “Too emotional.” I’ve beenContinue reading “Anger”

Living in Secrets: The Fear of Ourselves

We live in secrets. Hiding behind masks, afraid of what the world—or even we—might see if we let the truth slip. We bury emotions, lock away thoughts, and pretend to be what we think is acceptable. But in doing so, we only create more chaos in lives that are already messy. Emotions are unpredictable, andContinue reading “Living in Secrets: The Fear of Ourselves”

Embracing Impermanence: Rebuilding After Trauma

Life teaches us that nothing is permanent. Everything we cherish—relationships, material possessions, even our own identity—exists on a kind of lease. This realization often hits hardest after we experience trauma. When life as we know it falls apart, it’s easy to feel lost, but there is power in recognizing that while permanence is an illusion,Continue reading “Embracing Impermanence: Rebuilding After Trauma”

Reminder to the self

Anger indicates weakness.Silence indicates intelligence.Smile indicates patience.What is done is done.What is gone is gone. One of life’s lessons is “Always Moving On.”Lucky are those who find a true loyal friend or true love in this fake world.Future is not what we planned for tomorrow. It is the result of what we do today. SoContinue reading “Reminder to the self”