I read five books at once and I watch too much TV. That's all you really need to know about me.
January 7th
23:27

the distance between two lines

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January 1st
21:44

more than just a whisper in your ears

And I wondered if that was how it felt to be an ocean—to be open, vast, and secretive until hitting the shore, until veiling willing bodies with violent waves of all the secrets that don’t belong on the inside.

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March 27th
02:19

Sadness struck like lightening tonight, like a sudden shock of melancholy through my tired veins. My heart is too heavy and I can feel my soul sinking under the weight. The tears are rushing down like rivers on my skin and I don’t even know why.  

March 7th
16:48
My midsection has been my least favorite part of myself ever since I was little. You know the Little Miss Sunshine tummy? It was fake in the movie but it was very real for me as a child. I never had a real problem with it up until an aunt told me I was fat (talk about traumatization).
I have a short torso, a wide waist and a fullness I still am not entirely okay with. Whenever I gain weight it’s most apparent in my tummy and face. I used to (and sometimes still) obsess over it, staring at it in the mirror, figuring out at what angles it looks better, how much I need to suck it in. It’s awful. Exhausting.  
I want to love my tummy. I want to love the rolls and every last curve that come with them. 

My midsection has been my least favorite part of myself ever since I was little. You know the Little Miss Sunshine tummy? It was fake in the movie but it was very real for me as a child. I never had a real problem with it up until an aunt told me I was fat (talk about traumatization).

I have a short torso, a wide waist and a fullness I still am not entirely okay with. Whenever I gain weight it’s most apparent in my tummy and face. I used to (and sometimes still) obsess over it, staring at it in the mirror, figuring out at what angles it looks better, how much I need to suck it in. It’s awful. Exhausting.  

I want to love my tummy. I want to love the rolls and every last curve that come with them. 

March 6th
18:17

Bodies.

I’m starting a photography series that focuses on the body, specifically my body. It’s a project I’ve always wanted to do but never actually felt quite comfortable doing it. Now that I finally am, I’m altogether excited and terrified. I’m really terrified actually. I’ve never done anything quite this personal and intimately revealing. I look forward to it though. I look forward to growing as a photographer, an artist, and just as a human being, who is slowly but surely (hopefully) becoming more comfortable living in her own skin. 

I started with a blur. It seemed appropriate.