At the bare minimum, romanticising basic decency, and why being treated like a human being shouldn’t feel like winning the lottery.
About Pajamas and Purrs
A Little Too Close
Two people with reasons to run, and every reason to stay.
Two people with reasons to run, and every reason to stay.
I’m a Witch, and No, I Can’t Turn You Into a Frog (Yet)
There seems to be no middle ground.
There seems to be no middle ground.
Dear Universe, I Said a Man. Not a Manchild!
I can survive.
I can survive.
Queen of Beautiful Tragedies
Because love has never asked permission from logic.
Because love has never asked permission from logic.
The Sweet Cruelty of Wanting
Yearning has a way of making ordinary moments cinematic.
Yearning has a way of making ordinary moments cinematic.
You’re Not Too Much, You’re Just Uncensored
There’s a kind of woman that the world adores.
There’s a kind of woman that the world adores.
Tough Love : Cruelty in a Pretty Package
Real love isn’t allergic to kindness.
Real love isn’t allergic to kindness.
What If Ghosts Aren’t the Creepiest Part?
Coincidence?
Coincidence?
The Adult Experience Is Just Googling Things With Increasing Panic
And Google does know.
And Google does know.
The Oxford Comma Crisis and the Em Dash Identity Theft
“Oh, you used an em dash?”
“Oh, you used an em dash?”
We Listen And We Don’t Judge (But We Absolutely Remember)
We say “it’s okay”, “don’t worry about it”, or “I get it”, but what we mean is : I noticed.
We say “it’s okay”, “don’t worry about it”, or “I get it”, but what we mean is : I noticed.
Growing Pains
So you hold back.
So you hold back.
Burnout, but Make it Aesthetic!
Honestly, we didn’t just get burnt out, rather we curated it.
Honestly, we didn’t just get burnt out, rather we curated it.
You, Me, & Lower Blood Pressure: How the Right Love Literally Fixes Your Life
The right kind of love is surprisingly simple.
The right kind of love is surprisingly simple.
Emotionally Intelligent, Chronically Tired
We, the eldest-born folks, didn’t choose responsibility.
We, the eldest-born folks, didn’t choose responsibility.