Have you ever struggled with your cultural identity? I've never felt like I belonged to a single definition, and it's a problem that has been compounded with experience over time. I'm here to share my own thoughts, feelings, and solution to something I've struggled my entire life with.

It is no secret that I used alcohol quite a bit. You may even be in the same boat as me. It took years and a couple of chance encounters to start to figure out what my problem really was. I'm here to be honest about my battle and hope to help you with you

With the revelation coming out that Zedd is a jerk, I decided to go down the rabbit hole and figure out once and for all whether or not I could separate art from the artist.

Everything in my body wants to believe the best in people, that people are going to pull through, that people are going to do what's right. What happens when they don't?

It's like a battle between two great forces inside you. Do you be your true self or more who people want/need you to be? It's not an easy question to answer, but let's figure it out together.

I want to share a story with you about my Tata, and the people in my life that helped me through my grief.

According to Dr. Fred Nour, our relationships go through 4 stages of love, and right around 2-3 years, something weird happens. Stage 3. Let's help you make it through there.

Why did that ad just pop up for something I was talking to my friend about earlier? Is your phone listening to you? Well, what's actually happening is pretty creepy indeed.

Man. That was hard.

Sometimes your friends are completely right. Spoiler alert, a lot of the time they are.