social issues

As well as I’ve come to learn the smoothness of your skin and the places of your body that makes you become the most weak, like clay in my hands, …
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I used to think nothing could top my fear of dying. On most nights after I’ve tucked myself in, I lie awake staring at the shapes on my ceiling, or …
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Don’t call me crazy.

That word holds deeper meaning than your loose analysis of my “erratic” behavior.

As a child, crazy was taboo, an insult. An unforgiving word used …
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“New Year, New Me,” the phrase and biggest cliche everyone is so quick to post on social media right around New Year’s Day. I used to laugh every time I …
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Six-pack Propped tits Red lips Tight butt High heels Restrained tongue LBD Two degrees Sharp Smooth legs Successful Happy Close Cute Comprising Sleep on a satin pillow with a smile …
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I’m sick. But it’s not the kind of sick that you can see. It’s not the kind that you can just take a pill for a couple of days or …
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I’m zoned out on a conference call. I’m midway through my summer internship and they’ve tucked me away in the intern cubicle away from the other real adults. I can …
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I always feel a little guilty after singing along to an R. Kelly hit, especially if it’s one of the songs that was released after the sex tape allegations came …
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I don’t tell many people this story. A five year’s old version of her first racist experience isn’t very appealing. But since it is Black History Month and that’s the …
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Wildflowers Unscripted | Our writing challenge is finally here and for the month of February we along with Twenties Unscripted are challenging you – bloggers, instagrammers, artists, and tweeters …
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