A letter to my younger self I’ve held onto you for much too long, in fear that your story would be forgotten. I’m learning now that you were my first teacher. I’m realising that I’ve learned from you what I need to know, meaning that it’s time for me to finally let you go. I […]
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Love is on my mind today. The love that I’ve given, so selflessly, whilst receiving nothing in return—or nothing that lasts as long as my eternal offering of unconditional love. Below are words that I wrote, to myself, that my heart decided to share with you. If you find that my words are fitting to […]
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Dear Liss, You’ve faced a hurdle that was long overdue, and you are still facing it, but I would like to commend you for your strength throughout these trying times. Giving others credit for seemingly simple steps is one of your most notable actions, but now it’s time to give that credit to yourself. As […]
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Every year, as my birthday comes around, I dive into my memory box and reminisce on some of the important moments that made me the woman I am today. This year I turned 24, and somehow memory lane took me back, to when I was only half of my current age. Looking back, 12-year-old me […]
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Monday, April 2, 3-year-old Bella Edwards was murdered, allegedly, by her mother, Shamika Gonzalez’s, partner. Gonzalez’s partner, 32-year-old, Marc Jenkins was arrested by the NYPD and charged with second-degree depraved murder and first-degree depraved assault. If convicted, Jenkins faces up to 25 years in prison. According to a family member, Gonzalez and Jenkins were married. […]
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January 19, 2018, was the day that the life of a young lady named Brittneeh Williams, known as “Bdb” to her loved ones, was tragically taken in a fatal attack. 24-year-old Brittneeh was murdered at a petrol station in South Central, Los Angeles, in front of her 4-year-old daughter and 5-year-old stepchild. Details are very […]
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Experienced drug-dealers are grooming vulnerable children and young people to traffic drugs, on their behalf, and the rise of young people convicted for selling class A drugs, in Britain, is increasing. Many of today’s missing young people are not in fact missing, or in the type of danger that we imagine. Instead, young people are […]
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