Expressing the Inexpressible
MimiolaLike music to your ears, so is my writing to your heavy-hearted heart, where every word is a note of comfort. \ud83d\udc9c
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues |
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| Publishes | Weekly | Issues | 42 |
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End of the year letter
Toxicity in friendship is something I tried so much to avoid this year. With my full chest! But when I overheard an acquaintance telling a friend at work last month that I’m “toxic,” I knew something was up.
What do you bring to the table?
It sounds impressive until you realize what that really means. Being close to someone like me—someone who journals through every high and low like it’s the only way to breathe, can be… a lot. It’s not cute at all. Ask anyone who’s dated me ...
The year I turned 23!
By the time you’re reading this, I’m probably in an apartment, taking time to reflect, pray, and just be me. I’m planning to dance until my feet hurt, enjoying every moment as I walk into the third room on this second floor of life.
My Snoring Neighbor
If I was having a bad day, all I needed to do was wait to hear my neighbor snore. Weird, right? But I’m serious. His snoring was so loud, it could make whatever was walking around stop moving, afraid to disturb him.
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