Are You His Date or Unknowingly an Escort?
You can be the woman a man wants beside him without being the woman he wants to build a life with. And unfortunately you have
The Pedestal from Hell
Apparently she’s not allowed to make mistakes. If she does it will be frowned upon as if she’s the one who arranged the cutting of Samson’s hair. “I would have never expected that from you.” they say. Well allow her to go back and make up for her wrongs. But
Apparently Black Men Are the Hardest to Love
They say Black men are hard to love, but I couldn’t disagree more. I find them the easiest to love, to understand, to want to build with, grow with, and allow to lead. Which is why, when some of them repeatedly fail Black women, it feels like a sense of
This Must Come to an End
She paused, looking up at the ceiling, wondering when he would call again. She wondered what she had done wrong. Overanalyzed everything she had ever said, done, or touched. She was left confused. Not because he didn’t choose her, but because he did. But now, after being chosen,
The Happiest Year of My Life
Trying to have more of a heart like Christ this year made me a bit of a dummy. Not because Christ is, but because I’m not Christ. I’m human. I usually operated from the perspective of allowing people to show you who they are and believing it. That worked in
The Price Went Up
Exposed her body for a little more attention. Rejected lovers based merely on their net worth. Self-condemnation only appeared when she felt as though he didn’t pay nearly as much as the others. So I looked at her and asked, What more do you want? “To be taken care of,”
To Be Humbled
Why does intimidation rise when you see them? Why must you find a way to demean them? It’s as if dreams offend you. Almost like your inability to believe in more requires you to project your limitations onto them. Why does their imagination enrage you? Why does their perception have
Jordan Alexis
Is a writer who believes in the power of words to bridge worlds. Through faith, poetry, and mental health tips she invites readers into conversations that matter. Her work explores the intersection of spiritual growth, authentic living, and leaving a mark they can’t erase.
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