here comes the sun
Ashleigh Vaughn, Tyece Wilkins-Amadian ethical peek at my journal and inside of my mind. my space to house my musings about my lived experiences and bipolar disorder.
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Shame doesn't belong here.
I’ve been depressed more often than not this year. After a couple of years of mental stability, I forgot what it felt like to be back at my baseline of depression. Not the deep, sorrowful depression that leads me to ideating and dissociatio...
Some endings don't get goodbyes.
This morning I woke up incredibly sad.
I was fresh out of a dream about a former best friend. In the dream, or nightmare, rather, I received indirect confirmation that I had been phased out of her life. In the dream, she treated me differ...
Sex at the function.
On recounting a time where hypomania got the best of me before my bipolar diagnosis.
Content Warning: In the following essay, I am recreating journal entries where I discuss being in a state of depression that sent me into what I now know...
Crushing on a man during pride month.
On being reunited with a love I'd been yearning for.
Let’s call him Davis, because that’s how he’s referenced in my book.
I got a lot to be mad about.
Writing a book is no easy feat.
And when that book is basically a collection of your thoughts and happenings as you lost your mind and the world as you knew it fell apart, the feat is even harder. After finishing my book proposal...
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queer black neurodivergent mama writing my first book about my experiences with bipolar disorder. giving a voice to the voiceless, unapologetically taking up space.
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