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Life ,Time ,and Perspective-A 20-Something Black Girl’s Take
Life hits different in your 20s.Big events- like losing a friend, landing your first “adult” job, or realizing you actually have to adult- shift how you see everything. Time doesn’t just pass; it quietly teaches you patience, self-love, and how to laugh at your own mess. For Black History Month, I think about all the…
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Epilogue:The Pulse Between:And now I sit in the quiet left behind.
Here, amidst the incomplete, I discover the power in stillness and the magic of becoming my own destination
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The Thing I’m most Scared To Do
For me, it’s speaking up. I feel like I have to be perfectly comfortable or risk looking like I don’t know anything. Even when I actually do, it’s hard not to overthink my words. To actually do it, I’d need to trust my voice and accept that I don’t have to be flawless to be…
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Maybe nothing is wrong with my life — maybe I just haven’t pushed long enough yet.
Quit before you start? Embrace the resistance that leads to transformation. Show up, not out.
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What do you complain about the most?
I complain about being tired, but not in a lazy way. In a WAY that feels inherited. I complain about time. About how there’s never enough of it for rest, only for responsibility. About how we’re expected to want more, do more, be more, while our bodies are quietly asking for less. I complain about…