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I have a little writing update to share. 🥹 My essay, “The Day I Stopped Calling Myself an Aspiring Writer,” has officially been accepted for publication this fall. 🍂 And this one feels especially meaningful. For so long, I called myself an aspiring writer—as if I needed one more byline, one more acceptance, one more person to give me permission before I could claim the word writer for myself. But somewhere along the way, I realized: I’m not aspiring to write. I write. I submit. I get...
Although we are coming to the end of Mental Health Awareness, we should be fighting to end this stigma ALWAYS. Since 1949, May has been recognized as Mental Health Awareness Month. Over the years, the occasion has helped reduce the stigma around related illnesses. I've seen a remarkable change in my lifetime thus far. When I was growing up, the topic was rarely discussed. I've watched friends who struggled with anxiety, loneliness, or depression often did so in silence. Some of my friends...