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Haley lu Richardson
“I’ve had a painful couple months. Up and down and generally feeling things a lot. Feeling things a lot is vulnerable and heavy and exhausting and also the absolute coolest most deeply expanding thing about my experience of life so far.
I debated maybe not sharing this with a bunch of people I don’t know lol. It’s taken me forever to even be able to tell the people I’m closest to that I’m having a hard time. Something kept calling me to post this. Maybe for my own self expression and release… maybe to remind anyone reading this that you aren’t alone.
Stay open, we are capable. Sending out a lot of love today.”
Words by Noea
I love adding a touch of who I am to every art form I practice. One of those art forms is pole dancing. Pole dancing is very close to my heart because it healed a part of me that was wrongfully tainted.
Shinjiro 與 真司郎
J-Pop star, Shinjiro Atae, announced in front of 200,000 fans that he is gay. This was a huge deal. Not only because coming out is a moment a person never forgets but also because Japan has not legalized same-sex marriage.
Holly Riordan
The right person is going to find your clinginess cute. They’re going to be flattered you want to spend so much time with them. They’re going to be excited to see you every single weekend and wake up to texts from you every single morning. They’re going to be as invested in the relationship as you are, as clingy as you are. They won’t want to spend a night without you.
The Pivot Year by Brianna Wiest
Healing is not about arriving at a place where everything is perfect, but developing the ability to respond to what is imperfect.
There are no seamless lives, no parts of our story where we do not confront any challenge, tension, discomfort, or pain. It is not about whether or not the inevitable stressors of life meet us somewhere along the line, but how we respond when they do. When we remain on the surface — in our highest reactivity — we do everything we can to fight off, numb out, deny and run from what hurts. When we are ready to start taking an intentional role in how our lives play out, we begin to approach the moment from a deeper place.