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A Life Full of Colors
I have lived a life of colors, starting with mostly dark shades until I finally reached the bright hues I’m in today...
Jun 7, 20197 min read
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Inviting Demons
Weekends were filled with helping my dad around the house and maybe going to the movies or hanging out with friends one day a week...
May 21, 20197 min read
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Always Beginning
I believe that all experiences in life are the stepping stones that eventually lead to one’s truth. And so, I would like to share my...
Apr 23, 20197 min read
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When I Decided to Stop Drowning
My childhood was a tangled mess of emotions that I still have a difficult time unraveling. There were some good memories...
Apr 11, 20197 min read
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As the Fog Clears
My childhood was full of laughter, smiles, and love...I thought back then that nothing could bring me down...
Apr 10, 20196 min read
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Weed Barons
I’m not proud of how I reached popularity in college, but the statue of limitations has since passed, so it is what it is at this point...
Apr 4, 20198 min read
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Words That Heal
I, conversely, was born with a creative mind and a depressive disorder that manifested in some of the worst and weirdest ways. My talent...
Feb 27, 20196 min read
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A Man’s Redemption
My father owned an ice cream shop a couple blocks from our house. His dream was a colorful candy store but with the blistering heat...
Feb 15, 20197 min read
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It All Became Clear
My father left my hometown of Harrison, Arkansas when I was still a baby and never came back to us, and my mother’s on-again-off-again...
Feb 1, 20198 min read
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The Wound Is Where the Light Comes In
Being the granddaughter of a famed, yet tormented writer is both a blessing and a curse. My grandmother and the other women in my line...
Jan 24, 20198 min read
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The Thinnest of Threads
I’ve always heard people say that nothing good ever happens after midnight. For the longest time I found that to be true of my birth...
Jan 19, 20199 min read
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My Part Two
Most living things remain what they were at birth, however, a butterfly was once a caterpillar, and at the risk of waxing poetic, I...
Jan 17, 20198 min read
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The Reason
While many women in their 20s were enjoying college life, my mom was trying to keep up with her classes and work two jobs all while she...
Dec 18, 20186 min read
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The Promise to Myself
When people look at me, they see a happy woman, slow to take and quick to give. What they don’t know is the harsh truth under this smile...
Nov 6, 20187 min read
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The Courage to Leave
After trying to have a child for fifteen years with no success, my parents had grown desperate and immigrated from Britain to the state...
Oct 3, 20186 min read
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A True Power
As a child, it seemed like the world around me inspired the power of creativity flowing into my hungry, curious mind. Filled with...
Sep 12, 20187 min read
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Sober and Stronger
I was a “surprise” to my parents because they were already in their mid-40s when I came along. My two brothers were much older than me...
Aug 15, 20187 min read
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Free from the Inside
As the youngest and only girl in my family, I was spoiled a lot and had tons of fun when I was little. I remember coming down the stairs...
Aug 1, 20189 min read
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Dealing from the Bottom
Let me take you back to when I was just six years old. My chronic asthma was a plague against my childhood, as I was in the hospital more...
Jul 26, 201810 min read
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Unplanned Happiness
I wanted to live a better life. I made plans and took action, thinking I could create my own future. But I now realize now that things...
Jun 14, 20186 min read
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