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Postpartum Mental Health: Why Awareness & Responsibility Matter
A raw examination of postpartum mental health, the impact of parenthood on relationships, and the accountability of both partners in managing challenges.
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What Womanhood Means to Me: An Unflinching Account
Explore my unfiltered experience of womanhood, shedding light on the duality of the beauty and brutality of being a woman.
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It’s All in Your Head: My Infuriating Experience with Medical Gaslighting
Discover a brief account of medical gaslighting and chronic pain dismissal in a defiant cry for self-advocacy.
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Overlooked & Invisible: A Harrowing Account of Healthcare Neglect in Universal Systems
This blog takes an unflinching look at the conditions of overlooked people, especially the elderly and ailing — shedding light on the pervasive issue of healthcare neglect in universal systems.
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Do Men Hate Women?
This post examines a pertinent question, do men hate women, by diving into the root of misogyny in society from the past to its pervasiveness in the present.
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Cast with Caution: A Deep-Dive into Donald Trump’s Controversies
From rhetoric to policies, I examine how Donald Trump has brought division and inequality to the United States before the 2024 United States presidential elections.
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An Ode to Spirit: How the 9/11 Terrorist Attacks Speak To Courage & Resilience
I remember some 9/11 heroes who emerged from the World Trade Center attacks and tell the story of my father in an ode to resilience.
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Should We Ever Be Blaming Women for Men’s Actions?
Explore why we find ourselves blaming women for the actions of men, including personal insights and an exploration of repressed bias.
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Sex Worker Visibility: Why We Should Remember International Whores’ Day
International Sex Workers’ Day, or International Whores’ Day, tells an important story on June 2, one that speaks of equal access and independence of choice.
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Exposing the Dehumanizing Power of the “Perfect Victim” Agenda
We live in a highly political and polarized world in which many people try to push their own agendas by creating a “perfect victim” to prove their points. Unfortunately, this is often done so at the expense of real people.
