Dear World,

Necessary endings are inevitable. And some endings hurt more than others. Ultimately, they are for the promotion of our growth and development. Life has taught me that every ending is the dawn of a new beginning. What are some necessary endings you’ve had? What did you learn from them?

Answers to some questions floating around social media.

There are so many layers of neglecting one's needs and emotions. It takes a toll on our mental and emotional well-being. It’s time to reclaim inner strength and build resilience against self abandonment.

I think at the end of most of the relationships I have been in I talk about all of the negatives. I realized that many of my relationships have taught me positive lessons. Let’s talk about it!

Grief manifest in different forms and we all process it differently. Your grief is valid and regardless of how isolated you feel, you are not alone.

In a world where conventional notions are questioned and alternative relationship structures exist. It’s important to know what you want and how to articulate it.

After some minor setbacks my sister and I took our trip to London and Paris. It’s amazing what a little time away can do.

Embarking on the journey of adulthood can feel like setting sail on uncharted waters. Lets explore the art of setting and achieving goals in this complex phase of life.

In a society where negativity and flaws “red flags” are always highlighted. Let’s take some time to talk about green flags and some of the positive attributes of people.

On this episode of the Dear World podcast, we dive into red flags. As someone who is single or dating, what are some of your red flags?