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Daughter after Loss

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I game. I pole dance. I talk about grief.

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What if I forget your voice?

Have you ever heard a song that sends you back to a memory so vivid that it brings you to tears?

Music is one of the greatest inventions made by humans, in my opinion. The bass of drums, mixed melodies, lyrics to explain emotions you don’t...

a month ago
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Chosen Family that Almost Wasn't

My dad was homophonic as most men (I assume) born before 1970 were. I use italics around homophobic because it was never the violent and angry homophobia, but more of the “This is how I grew up and all I know,” type of homophobia. You feel...

2 months ago

Can you pick me up at LaGuardia?

Did you know Libra sign is ruled by Venus, which is a masculine energy sign? Crazy, right? When I think of Venus, I think of a feminine, Greek lady with soft curves, hair flowing in the wind, sitting upon a cushioned chaise in the sun… Sadl...

3 months ago
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Lover Girl in the Making

I went to Atlanta for the weekend after saying, “I’m going to Atlanta” for 4 years… I know… I’m a liar until I’m not.

After I moved from Atlanta in 2013, a majority of my immediate family left shortly after. As a result, there was really n...

3 months ago
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I grieved a plant

Let’s talk about plants. In a stream, I spoke about how houseplants can only survive if we truly care. I stated that caring for a houseplant is an act of unconditional love for a thing that is living and has no other way to care for itself....

6 months ago
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