Wherever You Go, You Take Yourself With You

I’ve been listening to Neil Gaiman’s “The Graveyard Book” on audiobook recently and came across this quote: “It's like the people who believe they'll be happy if they go and live somewhere else, but who learn it doesn't work that way. Wherever you go, you take yourself with you. If you see what I mean.”... Continue Reading →

The “Should” List

It’s a simple conversation. They’re offering advice. “Oh, have you thought about taking a self-defense class?” “Are you streaming on Twitch?” “Have you found a doctor/church/gym/“insert a seemingly helpful suggestion here” yet?” And I always have the same answer: “I should do that.” Seems innocuous enough, right? Of course, I should do all those things.... Continue Reading →

A Year of Thanks (and Giving) // A Poem

Happy Thanksgiving, friends! And welcome to the holiday season! This time of year is filled with so many wonderful memories for me, but as someone who suffers from depression, it's also a particularly hard time as I struggle to separate the happiness and nostalgia from the anxiety and the clouds. I tried to capture some... Continue Reading →

Immune Disorders and Why I Can’t Seem to Take a Sick Day

Let me tell you a little bit about immune disorders. If you didn’t know…they suck. (But I imagine you could guess that.) It’s really easy (and almost mandatory these days) to suffer silently from them. Because you’re suffering silently. It’s difficult to justify taking a “sick day.” My body is pretty much always in this... Continue Reading →

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