I woke up to blinding sun spilling out from all sides of my blinds. What are they even therefore? I thought, as I squinted my eyes open and cat stretched and rolled over to the […]
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Do You Innerstand?
What a great word I’ve come across! To understand something is merely only the beginning… “Understanding is getting the basic information like researching. Innerstanding is when you apply that research and you get the first […]
When Being A Yes-Man Is Advantageous
I’ve been exercising my No’s a lot more in the recent year or so. Practising the art of not being available. It’s tough in the modern world, what with everyone a button a way and […]
Online Relationships Don’t Work
Lets just be real for a hot minute. Robin Dunbar, a British anthropologist, said we can only manage around 150 connections to other people. Whether his studies were legit or not, it’s food for thought. […]
Self-Sabotaging My Move To Taiwan?
I’ve been trying to put into words the feelings and thoughts about this situation. It creates endless ramblings about how I feel over daily things or smaller, one-off events. But it’s more than that. my […]
Learning to Work With Your Menstrual Cycle
I swear this is the answer to so many problems! I’ve tracked my period on and off through my adult life. Once as a natural contraception, other times just because I felt I should. Over […]
Why Are Expat’s So Bitter!?
I am sure this post will offend a lot of people, so it’s lucky no one reads it! With my desire to travel and live in other countries I have spent a lot of time […]
The Essence of Non-Binary Gender
I’ve got a shaved head. I wear men’s clothes most of the time. I am a girl, female, she, her, woman. I’m not Non-Binary. However, I understand the essence of the label. I always thought […]
May is my Favourite Month
There’s just something about May. The final month of spring. The blossom has been and gone for the large part. The buds have formed and are untwisting, unwinding, waking up ready for the summer ahead. […]
The Autistic Children Changed Me
I’ve recently finished working in a secondary school for Autistic children. When I think of how I was before that job and how I am now, I can say it’s changed me. And, I think […]
