What It’s Like To Have A Parent With A Brain Disease
When I was a freshman in high school, my mom had to undergo emergency brain surgery.
When I was a freshman in high school, my mom had to undergo emergency brain surgery.
1. You were the only man to ever look me in the eye when you would speak to me or listen to what I had to say.
This year I’ve felt alone more than I ever have, and it’s the year I’ve had the most friendships.
It turns out that buying $10 pairs of pants from H&M and counting cheap lattes as meals looks a lot like “having it all together.” Who knew?!
Grief overpowered my body, she was going to die and I was lying to her, giving her false hope. Above all, I was lying to myself.
You moved on, and I’m here. In your old cubicle, doing your old job.
My Jersey nookie
Thanks for taking care of me
Your one ball was odd….
Doing anything else would involve going outside. There are people outside.
One was short with thick, combed brown hair; the other was a tall, bedheaded blonde. But that’s not important. What’s important is that one loved me—fervently, earnestly, transparently—and the other didn’t.
There is nothing more annoying than the onslaught of “Fashion Know It Alls” in every crevice of this internet and social media pool.