Outside / Inside
Being bipolar has its ups and downs. For most of my life I’ve concealed the downs, presenting what I thought
Being bipolar has its ups and downs. For most of my life I’ve concealed the downs, presenting what I thought
Back in February and March 2021 when I was recovering from a pretty deep manic episode with a lot of
A chapter from the book I’m working on describing my immense, insurmountable and endless depression. Every Little Bit HurtsEvery little
I got kicked out of the dorms during my first try at college for telling my roommate that I’m bipolar.
TW: This post is going to talk about self-harm and self-sabotage. There will be a brief mention, in the beginning,
Just like that it clicked. The switch was flipped and I’m awake. Fully rebooted as a human being, focused and
Two years ago in September one of my oldest and best friends committed suicide and died instantly. She lived in
In my experience, the word stability gets thrown around a lot as something to strive for. However, is it fair
Breathing air that seemingly becomes so fresh Working endlessly on a project that determines my worth. Going hours without eating
She’s in the grocery store pushing her cart; the territory is familiar. The aisles seem tighter than usual and she