Be Authentically You
It Will Silence Your Desire To Be Understood “I understand.”“I get what you’re saying.”“Ahh, that makes sense.” I think all of us have said this
Is It Love Or Intimacy We’re Missing?
Why Feeling Unloved Might Actually Be Something Deeper Love or intimacy? Many of us, especially in this new generation, have started to recognize the importance of community. It’s necessary for us to have healthy relationships, whether that be through family, friends, romantic partners, or even a social club. While it
And It Starts With You
Somewhere Along The Way, Self-Prioritization Started To Look Like Distortion. There’s a difference between prioritizing yourself and centering yourself in a way that distorts reality. Some people confuse self-prioritization with a kind of grandiose thinking where their needs become the only ones that matter. Their feelings take precedence over everything
I Like To Say I’m A Southern Girl
A Poem On Identity, Contradiction, And What It Means To Come From Somewhere And Still Be Figuring Yourself Out. I like to say I’m a southern girl, Not belle, Charm Not even woman yet My essence is to make onlookers smile My nature is to make men bow And
The Perversion of Sex: Part Two
The Myth of Sexual Liberation Why is the perversion of sex so widely accepted? Why is sexual exploration so often framed as liberation, while modesty is mocked as repression or dismissed as pandering to the male gaze? And don’t get me wrong, I love a freakum dress just as much
The Perversion of Sex: Part One
Abuse, Lust, Transaction, And The Lie Of Liberation The perversion of sex is not new, but the normalization of it might be. Unless you live under a rock, you’ve either read through yourself or at minimum heard about the Epstein files. And don’t worry, I won’t be getting into the
Right, But Not Justified
On Anger, Entitlement, And The Discipline Of Accountability I used to think being a “good person” excused a lot of my behavior. If my intentions were pure, if my heart was in the right place, if I wasn’t malicious, then surely my anger didn’t count. I was wrong. I’m a
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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