I write about what I experience which means sharing about navigating my way through the last couple of years in my twenties as an ever evolving dope black woman who is married and making traction in her career. Kids aren’t really a part of that equation. Not ones of my own anyway. Being a literacy… Read More The Cost of Being Educated and Black
I remember the day my college boyfriend broke up with me. I was in Washington, DC for an internship and I cannot describe all the ways I was feeling myself. Working to get a degree in International Studies, I took an unpaid gig with the Peace Corps and had my own office before the ripe ol’ age… Read More Sexless Soul Ties
We’ve all been there. You had a long day. You come home and pour yourself a glass of wine. Put on your fuzzy socks (just me?) and begin to scroll through social media. And you see it: How I quit my job and began to travel the world! And you think, “Damn, what am I… Read More 5 Reasons Why I Un-Quit My Job
This blog post is the final part of a three part series entitled: What No One Told Me About Marriage. As I reflect on conversations with a sweet friend who is also married, I realize so many of our conversations begin or end with “But no one told me_____!”. This series is a small–but mighty–look… Read More What No One Told Me About Marriage Part 3: Navigating Your In-Laws
This blog post is part two of a three part series entitled: What No One Told Me About Marriage. As I reflect on conversations with a sweet friend who is also married, I realize so many of our conversations begin or end with “But no one told me_____!”. This series is a small–but mighty–look into… Read More What No One Told Me About Marriage Part 2: Navigating Competing Priorities
