Essays about the interior experience of being alive.
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a friend or a foe
What if some of the things we trust most aren’t actually our friends?
I was taking a stroll last week when this thought struck me and I haven’t been able to take my mind of it since then.
“A FRIEND OR A FOE?”
Coloured engraving after Ste...
Who Cries for the Person Who Never Cries?
A few weeks ago, I found myself sitting on my bedroom floor at 11:30 PM, staring at a blank wall, completely exhausted.
My week had been an emotional rollercoaster. I had spent Tuesday de-escalating a massive family conflict, Wednesday hol...
Please Understand Me
You could tell some people that the sky is blue, and they would drag you into a three-hour debate about how it’s purple. We know this. We know, intellectually, that some people are committed to misinterpreting every syllable that leaves o...
The Problem With Always Being the Bigger Person
I was always the bigger person.
Growing up, I was taught to respect my elders regardless of whether they were right or wrong. My feelings had a ceiling, and past that ceiling, I was expected to swallow them.
So I did.
I learned to pass m...
The Trophy of Regret
There’s a drawing somewhere from when I was small. Unsteady lines, colours outside the edges, proportions completely off. I can see every mistake now, not because the drawing is bad, but because my eyes learned things since then.
That’s wh...
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Writing about human nature, interior life, and the truths beneath everyday living.
Born in the Bronx to Cuban and Puerto Rican parents I’m a new writer whose childhood in a low‑income neighborhood—marked by my family’s battle with addiction-taught me unwavering resilience, love, and inner strength that guides my voice daily. \ud83d\udcaa\ud83c\udffc❤️\ud83d\ude4f\ud83c\udffc
I’m Cauren, Co-Creator of Tropical Fairy Cove — a sanctuary for intentional growth, self-love, and remembering who you are. This is my corner to reflect, heal, and become.
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