Being in college led me to compare myself to other students and at times, I felt like I was not enough. It’s been a long journey, but I now realize my self-worth.
Tag: personal essay
How “Blue Neighbourhood” taught me to live my truth and love myself
Some albums show up exactly when you need them to. For me, “Blue Neighbourhood” by Troye Sivan was that album.
Beneath the ink of tattoos and their meanings
Have you ever thought of getting tattoos? Learn about the successes, mistakes, regrets and overall adventure of getting permanent body art from someone who has gotten two.
In rhythm and hoops: How basketball and music became my anchors
Discover how the rhythm of a basketball and the beats of music became more than hobbies; they were my lifeline in overcoming my fears.
Music: The soundtrack to our everyday lives
Music is an art that can take us back in time, invoking our emotions and leading us through the rollercoaster of life.
All You Need Is Love: How The Beatles transformed my outlook on life
The Beatles’ universal message of kindness helped me connect to my dad and peers.
A Brit in California: From Tea-Time to Taco Tuesdays
From England to California, embark with me on a transformative journey of growth and adventure.
CAPS held my hand through a daunting therapist search
Ironically, my anxiety freshman and sophomore year was preventing me from being able to seek out mental health care. I am where I am now, years into therapy, because CAPS helped me find providers and make phone calls.
One hundred bucks
A personal essay about a time when helping someone get home cost me more than a hundred dollars.
Navigating my independence through political turmoil
My pride is not born out of ignorance of our history but as an American, you have to accept both the good and the bad.