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"The Housemaid" and the Problem with Fatphobia
"The Housemaid" and the Problem with Fatphobia

Spoiler alert: Whoever doesn’t like the housemaid in “The Housemaid” by Freida McFadden is a big gross fatty because people above a size six aren’t capable of being good people

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Untamed and the Concept of 'Be Still and Know'
Untamed and the Concept of 'Be Still and Know'

In Glennon Doyle's hit memoir "Untamed", she introduces the concept of 'Be Still and Know' and I reflect on the impact of that statement on my personal life in my journey of self growth.

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Thoughts on Wintering
Thoughts on Wintering

Inspired by Katherine May's “Wintering: The Power of Rest and Retreat in Difficult Times” novel, I reflect on the concept of wintering and how going inward, using introspection, solitude, and self-care helps me endure the season of winter.

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