Walking Amongst The Wounded Soldiers Of Love.
By Cherish Osborne
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A Letter To The Little Girl: Together We Will Face Our Fear.
Change comes in many forms, and we will change and shed and evolve and grow over and over again. We are emotive beings, all searching for that elusive love and happiness. Life is hard, curve balls will always come our way, but by not trying to escape, I won’t deny my heart the healing it deserves.
In Response To ‘Women Against Feminism’: It’s Time To Re-Educate Yourselves.
So before you say that you do not need feminism, just answer the following questions for yourself: Did you vote in your country’s previous elections? Does it make you feel better that you have access to rape crisis and support centers? Do you have the right to divorce and birth control? Can you ...
When An Ailing Thing Can’t Be Saved
I don’t know why romance seems to have such a short lifespan or why an ailing thing cannot always be saved. About three weeks after our breakup, Jesse and I stopped speaking completely. His assurance that he would continue to love me forever seemed reason enough for me to cut off all lines of ...
A Traveler Heart’s Search For Home.
{source} Once there was a girl who didn’t know where home was, so she traveled far and wide to find it. She would catch fleeting glimpses of it in the bustle of a new city, or in the embrace of friends old and new, but even so it always seemed like it was a place just beyond her grasp. ...
A Blinding Shade Of Privilege.
We must first modify the system and the white behavior that has created this whole mess to begin with. Just as gender equality cannot be attained until we men change our dominant ways, racial equality will only occur when white folks decide to step aside, step down and make room for everyone else.
Why Do We Protect Ourselves In The Myth Of Reality?
{Photo via Pinterest} Reality is a myth. We may all inhabit the same world, filled with the same trees, oceans, mountains and sky, but we all have different perspectives of reality; all seeing the world differently as a result of our circumstances, upbringing and experience. The reality ...