Big Sis

I vividly remember how badly I wanted to have a younger sibling as a child. Watching my friends’ moms come to pick them up from preschool with their little brothers and sisters made me envious, and I longed for a sibling of my own. However, my wish was granted soon after when my parents brought … More Big Sis

It is just “no”.

Many individuals in my social circle struggle with setting boundaries with their family, especially their parents. I’ve observed that this difficulty arises from their inability to comprehend that the word “no” can function as a complete sentence. A simple “no” should suffice as a response without requiring lengthy explanations or justifications. I find it incredibly … More It is just “no”.

Adapting Soul

I reflected on the past and noticed how adaptable I’ve become over the years. Adjusting to different situations is essential, even if it can be challenging. I’m not always a fan of change, but I’ve realized it’s better than staying stuck in one place. Whenever I face a new challenge, I find the positive in … More Adapting Soul

Curated Entourage

I have been around people I like and enjoy their company for a few years. I have curated my entourage so much that I can now sit back and appreciate it. Toxic relatives have mostly been cut off, or I am not around them for more than 15 minutes, either for a wedding or funerals. … More Curated Entourage

Moving Shoes

When I first arrived in the United States, I needed shoes for work. I remember buying my first pair from Payless, even though they were not a famous brand. These sneakers weren’t the most comfortable, but they did the job. They cost me $34.99, which was a significant amount for me at the time. For … More Moving Shoes