We Need To Change How We Go About Addiction, Because I Never Want To Have That Phone Call Again So Long As I Live
I’m tired and I’m sad and I’m honest-to-God sick of it.
Gone Girl? Gone, Self-Identity: Confession Of A Former Cool Girl
I used to love saying I was “not like other girls.”
What If, As A Model, I’m Not Trying to “Break Into” Anything?
Would being a big name mean more experiences and paychecks?
5 Things We All Need To Do Before We Hit 30
Even if you only do it once in your life, take a moment to genuinely question why you think the things you do.
Some Fears Just Aren’t Worth Facing (Like Spiders)
I’m the type of arachnophobic where just seeing a spider can send my autonomic nervous system into a tailspin.
Suicide Is Not A Sign A Person Was Weak: It’s A Sign The Battle With Depression Was Lost
Perhaps its time we start seeing depression in the same light as cancer.
I’ve Stopped Saying “Girls” And Started Saying “Women” (And This Is Why)
I’ve stopped calling adult females, “girls”.
“I Got Mine Where You Got Yours” – Or, “How I Learned I’d Be A Terrible Sex Phone Operator”
Being a “curvy” model has almost always worked to my detriment.
If You “Aspire To Write,” You’re Doing It Wrong
As writers, we are so used to this type of cataloging. But I’m here to say that it’s time to drop that label.
Dear People Who Correct Those Who Say, “I’m Good,” Stop it. You’re Wrong.
This one breaks down why correcting someone who says, “I’m good,” when asked how they are is completely incorrect — both from a grammarian standpoint, and from a human standpoint. Because — really — even if saying “I’m good,” was grammatically incorrect, is it necessary to interrupt a person’s conversation to correct them?