Because not everyone has someone to buy a card and golf tees for.
You Tell Me – A Grief Poem For Father’s Day
Category: Mental Health, Loss & Grief
Let’s talk about the tougher times.
I Got Called A BBW, Here’s Why I’m Okay With That
On loving life as a woman with some extra cuddle.
Self-Esteem: My Battle To Love My “Runny Egg” Face
I haven't always been the radiant woman that people know and love.
Are We Really Talking About Mental Health?
Warning: This post discusses depression, self-harm and suicidal ideation. Please do not proceed with reading this post if these topics are likely to be distressing for you. Greetings Twisties and welcome to the new name! Today marks the first day back into writing and talking about mental health. I admit that, in my own stupidity, … Continue reading Are We Really Talking About Mental Health?
How I’m Healing From Dad’s Death With Disney’s Moana
Header image source: Melissa Hillier on Flickr. Creative Commons Licensing applies. Good afternoon lovelies, Today is going to be a double post owing to the failures of yesterday. I know that yesterday should have been a "Things That Bring Me Joy" post, but, joy was the very last thing on my mind. Instead of giving … Continue reading How I’m Healing From Dad’s Death With Disney’s Moana
The Odd One Out: Autism, My Mother & Me
I remember the countless medical appointments of my youth, there was the paediatrician, the audiologist, the physiotherapist, the speech therapist, the child psychologist and the geneticist, each one had a different role and a different part in my development. One by one, they all agreed that I would be able to live a full and … Continue reading The Odd One Out: Autism, My Mother & Me
Blurt Boxes Revisited: Are They Really Worth It?
I tried another BuddyBox, here's what it had inside.
Naturism, Exhibitionism & New-Found Body Confidence: My Story
Because sometimes we really do love ourselves better without our clothes on...
Criticism: How To Give It, How To Receive It (And The Two Times That I Was Criticised)
Don't let them grind you down.
How I Learned To Love My Thick Bushy Eyebrows
Take pride in who you are.