Read This If You’re Struggling With Moving Away From Home
Change is ultimately the thing that makes us who we were meant to be all along.
Change is ultimately the thing that makes us who we were meant to be all along.
Grief is a great inevitability, and that isn’t a bad thing.
I have a minimal list of skills in this life, but among them is my ability to daydream extensively.
I don’t know what I’m waiting for in your kitchen. Some sort of solution, I guess. I never get it.
Love was an eyebrow scar. It was a booming chuckle (not laugh) that overtook the sanctuary. It was a mess of curly hair, twinkling eyes, and crooked smiles.
I understand that in some stories I play a minor role. I understand in some I am a passing extra, or a main character, and sometimes I am the villain. I’m okay with all of those roles, but what worries me most is that my overall view of myself is inaccurate.
Something I’ve noticed lately—and for a long time, to be honest—is how often we say we’re sorry.
Moving away from home is one of the most exhilarating experiences that I firmly believe everyone should indulge in during their lifetimes.
Why would you cut open a wound you have already healed?
I am no stranger to endings.