We were laughing, I think. Or maybe we weren't. Maybe they were laughing; maybe I was too. I can't remember. It's not important. It was a long time ago, anyway. Not so long ago, a few years, perhaps, or last week -- I forget the details. We were laughing. And then we weren't. It's strange … Continue reading Little Moments
Feelings and Emotions
Letters
Everyone has thoughts. Everyone has feelings and emotions, mountains of things that go on in the world around them, universes of things that happen in their heads. Some people are excellent at expressing their thoughts and feelings -- I guess it's just one of those things; some people are naturally good at talking, and sharing, … Continue reading Letters
Good days, and bad Days
I write quite a lot on here about my mental health. This blog serves as an outlet, of sorts: a way for me to express how I’m feeling through the written word — the only way I’ve ever been able to express myself with any degree of clarity. When I’m feeling down, writing helps; it … Continue reading Good days, and bad Days
My Untitled Summer
Usually, when I write blog posts, I have a title in mind almost immediately. It’s just one of those things for me — something just pops into my mind as I’m planning, or as I’m writing out the first paragraph, and it fits, sort of. Or it means something, or it’s just a “good title”; … Continue reading My Untitled Summer
Coming Out to Yourself
Recently, there has been a lot of progress in regards to LGBTQ+ issues within society. Admittedly, it doesn’t always feel this way; there has, of course, been resistance, and those who will fight tooth and nail to prevent LGBTQ+ equality legislation, including gay marriage. But, if you take the last decade, for example, there has … Continue reading Coming Out to Yourself
Drunk Crying at Parties
Time to do some talking, I suppose. Ironic, how I’m so shit at actually talking, and yet put a keyboard in front of me, and I can type for hours, words flowing out of my brain and onto a screen. Sums up my generation, I suppose. On Wednesday night, I went to a party. I’d … Continue reading Drunk Crying at Parties
School’s Out, Forever
16-year-olds across England and Wales have, over the last couple of weeks, been breathing a collective sigh of relief. GCSE exams are finally over, and for most, the five years of secondary education have drawn to a close, whether that be an emotional moment, or the catalyst for a feeling of pure and utter elated … Continue reading School’s Out, Forever
