Exposing Myself: I Have a Port, And I Am Proud of My Body.
This article is meant to educate the individuals who do not know what a port is, have never seen one, or assume it's something it surely is not.
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An Almost Kind of Love: You Never Quite Get There.
There are no promises in an almost kind of love. You get half-commitments and loose plans, but overall it is too fluid to be anything solid.
The Dark Secret About Self-Love No One Ever Told Me.
Self-love is softening to the things I don’t like about myself and bringing compassion. It means being willing to be where I am, as I am.
All Creation Is Imbued With A Divine Spirit.
In philosophical terminology, a system that embraces all creation as sacred and divine is called pantheistic, and Eriugena was accused of being a pantheist.
Do I Really Know? {poetry}
Do I, a singular human, truly know the whole story? Is it possible that evolution is happening in the wake of destruction?
How A Breakup With My Long-Term Lover Cracked My Heart Open.
There are a lot of beliefs of how breakups should be. We tossed out all the etiquette, felt all the feelings together, and stayed really connected.
Why I Stopped Selling My Creativity.
I kept using every last drop of creativity that I could find. Putting huge amounts of pressure on myself and pouring from a cup that had been empty.
Commit, Or Leave: The Art Of Long-Term Commitment.
The texture of commitment hasn’t been a grandiose cinematic score. Daily, it feels more like a Bach Suite -- sweet, rhythmic, flowing, precise, simple.
What If The Popular Truth Doesn’t Match Your Own Truth?
What if the crowd-pleasing words don't match the knowing that lives in your own body, the experiences that have formed your own history?
5 Lessons From The Dragonfly.
A dragonfly can fly forwards, backwards, up, down, and hover... The dragonfly knows what we learn: the path will never be linear. It isn’t supposed to be.