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  • The “Mental Health” Digital Archive Is Both Massive And Vast

    Just some thoughts on why so many of us struggle with #MentalHealth and #MedicalGaslight(ing), maybe leave a comment if you agree?

  • Ugly Food Diaries Ugly Delicious Food For Fat Girls

    Skip to Recipe So one of the things I *love* doing for myself is cooking. I absolutely believe that food is my love language. If I cook for you, it means to me you are family and that by giving you food, I am nourishing both your stomach and your heart. At least, that is…

  • Navigating Mental Health: Why Cannabis Works for Me

    Hey #Stoners, do you agree that #Cannabis helps with your #MentalHealth, among other issues you deal with? I wrote a short rant about how cannabis helps me, I’d love if you’d give it a read.

  • I ♥ Loud Girls

    I love loud girls. I can’t stand when girls are quiet, shy, and inhibited by what they think society wants from them. I grew up like that, constantly wondering who I was supposed to be, instead of knowing who I wanted to be. Until fifteen years ago, it didn’t actually occur to me to look…

  • “What Did I Do?” Even Traveling Isn’t Safe in BC

    Trigger warning, this post contains conversations of trauma, abuse, healing, and white supremacy.

  • Mental Health Is a Baby Science: Patient’s Aren’t Crazy, You Just Don’t Want To Believe

    I’ve said before that the term “Trauma-Informed” is an umbrella term that doesn’t really explain what you are informed about. Lots of people say it, but then when you push and explain that you have been tortured, they don’t fully grasp the idea, because most people living today have no concept of what the word…

  • Regarding ICE

    I cannot be a “Good Canadian” if I do not say without a shadow of a doubt that I stand beside the American people, who want a free America for all Americans, not just the chosen few. – Devon J Hall First they came for the socialists, and I did not speak out—because I was…

  • Black, Brown, And Indigenous Mental Health Is Imperative, Not Expendable

    We Deserve to Live Too. You Can’t Only Be Mad When It’s White People. You Have to Be Mad EVERY Time They Take One of Us. You’re Not Special “Just Because You’re White.”

  • “She Ain’t Loyal….” To Pedophiles? L-O-L, Nah, I Ain’t

    I was fourteen. I have no idea how I got to that house, or why I was there, but I distinctly remember him. W. He was tall with long black hair and a trucker’s hat. I remember the smell, weed, beer, and something I couldn’t identify cooking in the kitchen beyond the living room entrance.…

  • A Letter to The Women Of The Men Who Raped Me…

    It’s been NINE years since I was abused, traumatized, and hurt after decades of the same. Nine years out of 42 of freedom, it’s not much but its’ mine and you can’t have it.

  • Mental Health Issues Build Over Time, Not Overnight

    I don’t think even doctors are fully aware that people are not “Born” with mental health issues. We are taught to have mental health issues by witnessing the behavioural patterns of those around us. From what I am able to remember, I was mostly a happy child until I wasn’t. And the reason I wasn’t…

  • Finding Enrichment and Affluence Through Majickal Living

    Twenty-Twenty-Six is literally just around the corner. And for the last few years, I haven’t been so great at choosing my words. My Power Words in particular. I’ve actually taken some time to think about this, and so I’ve chosen 3 words for this year. The first word for 2026 is: Enrichment I only want…