Why I Trust Creators | Before the News Even When I Know I Shouldn’t
I’ve noticed something about the way I get information now. Not in a dramatic, “the world is changing” kind of way—just in the small, automatic moments. When something happens, I don’t open a news app, search for an article, or wait for a headline. I check who’s talking about it—a video, a story, a quick breakdown, someone explaining it in real time while it’s still unfolding. And more often than I’d like to admit, I trust that before I trust anything else. It’s not that jour
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The War in Your Feed
You don’t hear about war the way people used to. You see it first on your phone—a shaky video on TikTok, a thread breaking it down on X, a meme that somehow makes something serious feel distant, almost unreal.
Mar 13 min read
The 6:30 Crew: My Unofficial Gym Family
There’s something oddly comforting about walking into the gym at 6:30 a.m. (or p.m., depending on how chaotic your life is) and seeing the same faces every single day. It’s like we’re all in some unspoken sitcom together—different lives, same plot: trying to get our lives together through exercise and endorphins.
Oct 15, 20252 min read
Grateful as Hell | My Thanksgiving List
Gratitude doesn’t always come easy—it’s something you trip over while surviving. But this year, between the chaos and the comfort food, I can actually feel it. The love, the laughter, the second chances. All of it.
Oct 12, 20253 min read
Flat on My Back, Flu Edition
It’s funny how it takes being completely wrecked by the flu to remember that I actually live inside a body. Not just some machine that keeps up with deadlines, coffee, and chaos—but a real, breathing, breakable thing. This week, it reminded me loud and clear who’s in charge. Spoiler: not me.
Oct 10, 20252 min read
Real Talk | The Complicated Comfort of Having a Dude as a Best Friend
There’s a strange weight to having a male best friend. People see us together and immediately want to assign a label, a story, a script. “Are you dating?” “Do you like him?” “Is there something going on behind the scenes?” And the truth is, none of that matters to us. But the questions linger, because society doesn’t really know what to do with a friendship like ours.
Oct 7, 20252 min read
Real Talk | The Inheritance of Truth
As National Day for Truth and Reconciliation approaches, I feel it tug at me in ways that are hard to explain. For many, it’s a national day of mourning, of reflection, of learning. For me, it is family history.
Sep 23, 20252 min read
