Yup. I said it. For three years and two days my name was "honey," and that's with a low h because I apparently reminded him of Jessica Alba, who by the way? Isn't Black or mixed race. He didn't love me, and I didn't love him, but in the insanity of our lives, we were … Continue reading He Calls You Honey Because He Doesn’t Know Your Name
Do You Know Who Built This House?
I did. And I checked the foundation, and it's perfect. No cracks, not a single one, and do you know why? Because as a human being I carry all of my cracks. I've been listening to music for weeks now, which if you know me is fairly abnormal, I mostly keep my music to when … Continue reading Do You Know Who Built This House?
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#CultLife: In Defense Of The Anti-#ChildBride/Husband Bill In #California, Introducing The Work of Global Hope 365
"I first stepped into the ring at 18 years old, and it had become one of the quietest places in the world for me. I found zen in the silence of that space." - Dawn Tyree, Former Child Bride, Present Advocate and Freedom Fighter. I first stepped into the ring when i was 23. Some say … Continue reading #CultLife: In Defense Of The Anti-#ChildBride/Husband Bill In #California, Introducing The Work of Global Hope 365
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“Can You Do One For The Girls?” For The Girls* Who Refuse To Behave
“A true plague of a girl. And yet a Queen in every sense of the word.”― Renee Ahdieh, The Wrath and the Dawn So with Samhain coming up - a holiday I fucking hate for the same reason vampires and demons do I might add (sooo cliche,) - I decided I wanted to celebrate by doing something … Continue reading “Can You Do One For The Girls?” For The Girls* Who Refuse To Behave
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Love Letters From Krisya Ohana
I've referenced the letters before, but they seem to have more importance today. In Texas, women can't get an abortion, even if they are raped, even if that rapist is a family member. The only way for a woman to get an abortion is if they might die, and that's really no guarantee that should … Continue reading Love Letters From Krisya Ohana
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