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The Art of Vulnerability
I started writing to deal with things I was uncomfortable consciously thinking, saying aloud, or sharing with others. By downloading all my secrets and perceived weaknesses onto paper, I felt I could live without their impact in the real world. Pen and paper served as... read moreBro Woes
Sometimes, I really feel bad for guys. I don’t know if it’s because of my upbringing, but I’ve always had a fondness for the plight of men, simply because I think most people don’t. I know most of them prefer their lives as XY chromosomes because ew periods... read moreWhy Chivalry is Dead, From One Woman’s Perspective
I came across an article the other day called Why Chivalry is Dead, From a Man’s Perspective. I thought I would like it. I wish there was a way to say this without sounding like a grump, but… I hated it. The author basically says that the reason chivalry... read moreIf I relied on luck, I’d be shit out of it
Luck is one of those words/phrases that seriously irritates me. It’s not like I dislike someone who uses the term luck to explain how they guessed the correct number of gumballs in the machine. Rather, I take offense to people who abuse the word, especially when... read moreHomemade/DIY Color Depositing Conditioner
Today’s post is a bit more practical and significantly more superficial than most of my other posts. As many of you know, I recently dyed my hair red. Maybe it’s because I was born with cheese-doodle colored hair and thus have natural ginger tendencies,... read moreThe Sarah Method of Self-Discovery and Improvement
I think we all go through a phase or certain experience that makes us feel like we’ve technically got our hands on the wheel, but we’re actually completely out of control and unable to regain it, and I’m not talking about the times we put the car in neutral and... read moreLife Decisions
I’m directionally challenged. Whether its ordering off a menu, choosing a pair of shoes in the morning, or deciding what color pen I want to take notes with, I spend far too much time analyzing any and all decisions. It’s truly an unfortunate weakness, as the only... read more30 Day Writing Challenge
Those of you who knew me in high school are aware of how often I used to write; it was a daily habit. Still to this day, I have a stack of at least ten notebooks that I filled up cover-to-cover over the years, and that’s excluding the twenty-something that I’ve... read moreABOUT ME
