Tag: Thinking Outloud
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Blog Challenge|“My Peace” — The Person Who Feels Like Home
Sometimes your favorite person isn’t the loudest one in your life — it’s the one who brings you calm without even trying. This is my story about “My Peace,” the person who feels like home.
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RealTalk|Dating in 2025… Lord, Help Us All
Dating in 2025 is not for the faint of heart. Between the apps, the trends, the emotional intelligence tests, and the “slow dating” movement… Lord, help us all. If you’ve ever wondered how people are managing this modern circus, let’s talk about it — with humor, honesty, and a whole lot of side-eye.
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RealTalk|🌻 The Recipe for “Normal” — According to a Seasoned Soul
Ever wonder what “normal” even means anymore? I broke it down Flava-style — as a recipe. Yes, a real recipe. With ingredients, instructions, and a whole lot of seasoned truth. Come see what your version of normal might look like.
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H&W|“Masking: When Playing a Role Turns Into Silent Trauma”
We’ve all learned how to “act right” in certain rooms… But masking? Masking is something deeper — something heavier. It’s the quiet trauma people carry behind the most normal days. And the world has no idea what it would look like if we all stopped hiding.
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RealTalk|“The Gray Era: When Right and Wrong Became ‘Interpretations’”
We grew up in a world with clear rights and wrongs… Now we’re living in a gray era where everything is open to interpretation. Values feel flexible, boundaries shift, and truth depends on who’s speaking. This isn’t about going backward — it’s about asking what we might be losing in all this gray.
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Life|Why I Respect People Who Live Their Purpose Out Loud
There’s something inspiring about watching people who know exactly what they’re doing — athletes, performers, surgeons, anyone living their purpose with discipline and passion. Excellence has a spirit of its own, and when someone is aligned with their “why,” you can feel it before they ever say a word. 🌟
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Life|How to Do Your Own End-of-Year Reflection
As this year winds down, I’m taking a real look back — the highs, the lows, the lessons, the growth, and the parts of myself I had to face head-on. If you’re ready to reflect on your own year, this is your guide… simple, honest, and from the heart.
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