Thoughts on life, personal growth, and the human experience. A collection of essays exploring identity, society, literature, and the moments that shape us.
I said I hated being a woman and everyone asked if I was on my period. This is why that question misses the point entirely. From security guards who hang up on you to the reality that your voice goes shrill when you try to assert authority, sometimes the very body you love betrays you in a world that refuses to take you seriously.
For all the words that stayed trapped in my throat, all the feelings that lived in the space between 'almost' and 'never.' This is for the love that existed in possibility, the tenderness that bloomed in silence, and the letters that live forever unwritten.
Bitcoin doesn't whisper, it screams. While stocks move with careful, suited steps, crypto trades like it's chasing demons. What if the asset we dismiss as 'unhinged' is actually the most honest voice in the market, reacting to possibilities before everyone else even notices?
When you're drowning in your own thoughts, sometimes the right book throws you a lifeline. This is about finding yourself reflected in someone else's words and realizing you're not as alone as you thought. Some books don't just tell stories, they hold you.
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