Love Courtney Ng Love Courtney Ng

How to Swim

But swimming, like loving, is not just about knowing.

It's about trusting the body more than the waves of the mind.

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Wellness Darline Krystal Wellness Darline Krystal

protegiéndome

"i value time off—and self-love

and what comes along with peace

such as breathing through the clear breeze

sometimes forgetting about my oxygen-thief"

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Body Bianca Shane' Body Bianca Shane'

After Birth

“So I decided to give my attitude a switch, / Look at myself every day and give that girl a kiss; / No more over-analyzing the tiny flawed bits, / I’m reminding myself that I’m still the shit!”

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Wellness Tay Jenay Wellness Tay Jenay

The Monster Underneath Your Bed

“There comes a point when you open your eyes and realize that you are the main character of your story. You realize that you no longer need to succumb to someone else’s narrative, and from there, you begin to live.”

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Identity Sara Haseeb Identity Sara Haseeb

A Letter to My Younger Self 

I can’t really give her any advice, but I really feel like I need to talk to her. I need to let go of the burden on my shoulders and talk about how much I’ve changed and how much I’ve lost myself. 

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Love Nkem Chukwumerije Love Nkem Chukwumerije

Thinking on the Page: “Love”

“I wonder if being in a romantic relationship is the unquestioned prerequisite to being accepted-then-respected in most societies. It's almost to say that if you're "with" someone, you must somehow be lovable, or at least likable.”

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Identity Ayan Ibrahim Identity Ayan Ibrahim

Coming Home To Me

I’m relearning how to love and honor my inner voice and spirit; I’m reprogramming the negative thought patterns and destructive self-talk that triggers self-doubt to rear it’s ugly head.

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"I need to see my own beauty and to continue to be reminded that I am enough, that I am worthy of love without effort, that I am beautiful, that the texture of my hair and that the shape of my curves, the size of my lips, the color of my skin, and the feelings that I have are all worthy and okay."

— Tracee Ellis Ross