Books have always been a sanctuary for me—a place where I can escape, reflect, and be inspired. In my journey toward a more tranquil and self-loving life, I’ve turned to books that speak to creativity, mindfulness, and embracing the self. I’ve made a conscious effort to read works by Black […]
Culture & Everyday Musings
I’m Done With All These Ads! – Here’s How I’m Consuming Less
Okay, real talk: I’m so tired of opening TikTok and being hit with ad after ad, scrolling through my feed only to see “must-haves” from TikTok Shop that I don’t even want. Somehow, I go in to check out funny videos, and suddenly, I’m deep-diving into reviews of a blender […]
Show Review: Kevin Can Fk Himself – A Dark, Clever Twist on the Sitcom Formula
Kevin Can F**k Himself offers a unique twist on the sitcom formula, one I wouldn’t have checked out if it weren’t for Annie Murphy. Her role as Alexis in Schitt’s Creek showed off her comedic talent, but here, she shines in a darker, more complex role as Allison McRoberts. The […]
Book Review: Educated By Tara Westover
Tara Westover’s Educated is a powerful memoir that left me deeply moved. It chronicles her journey from growing up in a survivalist family in rural Idaho, isolated from mainstream society and formal education, to eventually earning a PhD from Cambridge University. The book explores themes of identity, the transformative power […]
Save Tonight: A Farewell By The Sea
It had been a while since I had seen him. We grew up together, and I didn’t realize how influential he was in my life until I started going through my own valley of death and didn’t feel as protected as I thought I would be. I felt alone. It […]
The Ultimate Guide to a Perfect Road Trip
A Road trip is the ultimate way to get away from it all and just be. I’ve learned that the best ones aren’t about the destination as much as the journey itself. So, if you’re looking to make the most of it, here’s what I’d suggest. 1. Pick Your Dream […]
Show Review: Why Woman of the Hour Misses the Mark on True Crime Storytelling
As a true-crime fan, I knew Woman of the Hour on Netflix was probably going to be a letdown, but I couldn’t resist giving it a try. I’ve listened to true crime to the point where I probably need to cut back, but my taste has changed over time: I’m […]
Living Authentically: A Millennial Perspective on Choices and Freedom
I’ve always found it fascinating how different people handle societal expectations For example, Erin, who embraces a polyamorous lifestyle, and I were talking about his decision to get married and have children. I couldn’t help but wonder why he would choose to go a traditional path when he truly wanted […]
Show Review:Mask Girl A Dive Into Fame And Fragile Identity
So, I’m not a huge fan of drama overall. Life is hard enough, and dramas, especially the apocalyptic genre that’s been taking over lately, have gotten a little out of hand. But one lonely day, as I was scrolling on Instagram, I kept seeing recommendations for Mask Girl on the […]
A Night at the Bar with My Biggest Regret
Sitting at the bar, I had no idea why I decided to meet him. Yet here I was, waiting for him. I shouldn’t be here, I thought, rubbing the strap of my leather bag as anxiety crept in. Just as I contemplated leaving, he swaggered in—tall, bearded, and tattooed, all […]