Dani Craven writes about the importance of taking a moment to slow down when life feels a little too fast and appreciate the stars.
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how i long to wrap myself in your patchwork arms forever.
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In this article, Dakota Shelton evaluates some of her favorite influencers at the Met Gala and makes a case on why they deserve to be in attendance.
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make an argument, surprise me whitney boy.
explain it to me like i couldn’t possibly understand
Hamna Tameez writes about some of the aspects of her identity in this poem.
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Caroline Halliday writes and shares pictures on her time at the farm!
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Isolation. Where individuality was reduced to a carbon copy blouse and red signs of sale.
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Mischa and Camilla discuss their favorite and least favorite one-hit wonders in this list.
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mirror girl is shaped like a pear.
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This Valentine’s Day, Camilla confesses her love to the movie, Sky High (2005), in this love letter.
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A community contributor offers a poem about the wonderful things shared with a loved one.
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“Never trust the boys that say they love you.”
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Worth is in the eyes of the beholder I suppose, but what if I’m not the beholder? My pieces have worth to me, but what about to others? What is this for me if I can’t share my love of words with someone else?
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Trigger Warning: mention of self-harm
I think this is a misconception a lot of people have. Mental health isn’t something you can solve with one simple change. Seeking help and medication or therapy doesn’t quickly or immediately end all of your problems, or fix those neurochemical deficiencies, or purge sadness.
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Sometimes we have to accept outside help. Acknowledging mental health issues doesn’t make us any weaker of a person. Seeking help for our mental health doesn’t make us any weaker of a person. It makes us infinitely stronger. And sometimes it takes that other person to nudge you towards the help that you need, and that’s alright.
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For decades, natural hair has been frowned upon in the workplace
and sometimes even found to be illegal. From serving our country in the military to
crunching numbers in cubicles, Black women have been forced to adhere to the
conventional beauty standards as opposed to rocking their natural coils.
as of late
the world seems nothing more
than a waking nightmare
throughout life, we repress many situations, most of which we do not remember or quite understand. or perhaps, the memory isn’t repressed at all and it haunts you every single day, much like a cut stings.
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Caroline Couch shares about her cosplay journey over the past six years in this piece. Click to learn more about cosplay, how she got involved, and some of her favorite pieces!
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