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I was listening to an old episode of “Dear Future Wifey” where a man shared how he addresses women who feel they don't need a man because they can manage everything on their own. His response is to apologize. He would say something along the lines of, “I am sorry for every man who has let you down and made you feel like you had to take on a masculine role.” To me, this was a beautiful acknowledgment. People often complain about the symptoms rather than addressing the virus t

Yesterday, I made a choice that I now recognize as unwise. If you knew me well, you would rarely hear the word unwise linked to my actions. Yet, curiosity and a strange pull sometimes overpower even the best judgment. The phrase "curiosity killed the cat" echoed in my mind as I reflected on what happened. This blog has been hard to start because my life has been a whirlwind of events that tested me deeply. These experiences have made me stronger, wiser, and sharper—qualities

"Curiosity killed the cat." That phrase has been coming to mind as I think about yesterday. Yesterday, I did something unwise. If you knew me well, "unwise" is a word you would rarely hear associated with my name. But I have my moments. Especially when curiosity—or a strange "pull"—overpowers the wisdom and knowledge I possess. Leaving My Heart on the Page The main reason I’ve had a hard time getting this blog off the ground is that my life has been a non-stop roller coaster.