Recently, I read an article from Ryan Hennessey about not chasing wealth but chasing a life that is enough, not the excess but the exhale you feel when there’s enough money in the bank without having to check. That hit hard for me because it’s exactly what I want. LivingContinue Reading
I saw a post about a guy praising his mom for all she does for their family. His gf asked him what his mom likes to do for fun. He was perplexed. She asked what her favorite color is. He didn’t know. It had never occurred to him that hisContinue Reading
“Now children grow up watching their parents vanish into screens. Waiting to be chosen. Desperate to be loved. And the unspoken lesson lands all the same: you are not enough to hold my attention.” -Ryan Hennessey Ryan Hennessey wrote this line in an article titled “Gold Fucking Stars.“ I followContinue Reading
I have always liked the idea of resolutions because I like the “clean slate” of a new year. I agree it’s an arbitrary date, and I think it’s fine when people hate or reject resolutions. This is just something I like! I have to shout out one of the firstContinue Reading
I want to share what I’ve written in 2025 all in one place, as it often feels like I’m writing into a void that will never be seen. The year started with publishing for an online magazine called Brainz. I wrote for them without pay to gain experience, hone myContinue Reading
The U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services, RFK, Jr., revealed new nutrition recommendations this past week. Of course, there are far more important things going on in our country right now, and this may have been an intentional distraction by the government. Nevertheless, with my nutrition background I wasContinue Reading
Dear Members of the Manosphere, I want to start by talking about healthy romantic partnerships. A relationship where both parties contribute to the physical, emotional, and mental loads of making life work together is where real love grows. And yet, if I’m understanding correctly, you think that the goal isContinue Reading
I’ve been thinking a lot about the privilege of access to healthcare, and I have become more disillusioned than ever about my experience with it here in the United States. My husband works for a “good company” with “good benefits.” Yet, the healthcare costs we have incurred and the hoopsContinue Reading
I’m sure you’ve heard by now about the Department of Education reclassifying certain degrees as nonprofessional, thus excluding them from qualifying for sufficient federal student loans. This list may not be exhaustive at this point, as we remain unsure of the final impact of these changes, but here it isContinue Reading
This isn’t the full story, of course, but it’s a big part of it. I didn’t have cancer, I was under 40, and my genetic testing was all negative (as in I don’t have any of the known cancer gene mutations). It was a family history of breast cancer, extremelyContinue Reading