Overheard Conversation “I was at the gym and I bent over to tie my shoes and Keyshawn came over to me and he had his thing right in my face and he was wearing small shorts.” So began a conversation in the booth behind me at the coffee shop. I do not go to the … Continue reading No Means No Even Before Physical Contact
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A State of Healing
I am excited to be one of the contributors of the book A State of Healing. It is curated by The Homemade Author. All my fellow poets have wisdom on the page, and I have been learning from them as I read their poems. I hope I can amplify their voices. So I was the … Continue reading A State of Healing
Why I chose that title: No More Ugly Girls
Now that I have to ask people to buy it, I ask myself why I chose that title. The title popped into my head for several reasons. One of those is that it is attention-grabbing. Perhaps rage bating. Which I see now that making your reader angry at you is not the best publicity. But … Continue reading Why I chose that title: No More Ugly Girls
How Great is Life?
Is life great? Wonderful? A long time ago, I read The Last Convertible by Anton Myrer. Here is the goodreads description: Anton Myrer's beloved, bestselling novel of America's World War II generation is as powerful now as it was upon its publication. An immediate classic, it tells the story of five Harvard men, the women … Continue reading How Great is Life?
Am I Wrong
The poem explores the question of self-reflection, emphasizing the importance of asking oneself, "How can I be wrong?" It highlights how our brains often engage in negative assessments of ourselves and others, driven by fear of failure. Through poetry and journaling, we can confront these automatic thoughts, fostering openness and connection.
20 Daily Habits for a Better Life (for Kids)
The content discusses resilience, self-improvement, and coping strategies for achieving a fulfilling life.
Alienation and Standup Comedy
The novel "Shattered" by Thomas Cannon explores themes of alienation and emotional pain through the character Mikey Haskell, a standup comedian. It draws on personal experiences, societal issues like abortion, and influences from literature.
Love Triangle Dynamics in Contemporary Fiction
No More Ugly Girls is a contemporary fiction exploring a love triangle where emotional health and self-love are crucial for happiness and relationships.
A Powerful Scene in Stranger Things
The realization that individuals already possess the traits necessary for happiness is crucial. Struggles often stem from internal barriers, and embracing one's inherent strengths can lead to personal growth and fulfillment.
Fight The Good Fights on Thoughts
Writing new thoughts fosters healing and shifts our mindset, enabling personal growth through gratitude and positivity.
