The Pendulum: Between Everything and Nothing
Weird, I know. But maybe that's my life — a rollercoaster of emotions with no seatbelt. After all, I was diagnosed with Bipolar, so I guess that explains a few things.
Memoir
Low Battery Mode: Time to Recharge
He didn't say I should give up, but he made it clear I don't have the unlimited resources and energy to fight every war. You can lose every battle. But you can't lose yourself. Because if you do, there's nothing left to fight for.
People Might Not Like You. And That’s Okay.
For most of my life, I've carried one irrational fear: that everyone I know secretly hates me. Not just that I want to be liked — I want to walk into every room and be clapped for, like I just pulled a rabbit out of a hat.
Therapy Is Not Linear: And That’s the Point
There is no final session. No finishing line. Just a quiet kind of resilience. And the decision to keep going, again and again.
Am I Really Depressed – Or Just Faking It?
Mental health can be funny sometimes. Your wounds aren't visible to the naked eye, and quite often you get stigmatized just for talking about it. And most of the time, the harshest judgment comes from within.
The Knox Files: Entry Two—An Open Secret
Still, I don't know what that means. Well, I do—it’s a simple sentence, but I don’t know what it’s supposed to mean.
When Pretending Becomes Personality: An Introvert’s Secret
I don't think it really matters anymore if people see me as introvert or extrovert. Why? Because I've found myself and I'm having so much fun!