Anna Gragert
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Anna Gragert
51 Signs You Are PMS-ing Way Too Hard Right Now
When people don’t message you back right away, you consider that a personal offense and you vow that you will never talk to that person again.
Thin Women Deserve Respect, Too
At first glance, it is pretty obvious that I am thin. It is one of the first things that people comment on when speaking to me.
20 Differences Between Overgrown Girls And Grown Women
Girls love to talk solely about themselves, while women truly care about what others have to say.
Why Women’s Bathing Suits Are The Least Female-Friendly “Clothing” Around
To wear such a bathing suit, I would have to remove all of the hair on my body, barely eat, and work out every day to rid my body of the natural curves that are popping out of this swimsuit.
Emotions Aren’t Good Or Bad, They Just Are
Allow yourself to simply feel with no boundaries. Allow yourself the freedom to just be.
20 Empowering Quotes For Women
I don’t want other people to decide who I am. I want to decide that for myself. Emma Watson
18 Signs You’ve Grown Up Since High School
You finally realize what your parents meant when they said that money does not grow on trees.
Why I Read And Write For Thought Catalog
We, as writers and as readers, can surely grow from sharing our writing with others.
I Was Reluctant To Call Myself A Feminist
I would overhear both girls and boys say the word “feminist” as if they were referring to something troublesome and offensive. They thought that all feminists were the type to push their opinions down other people’s throats.
6 Signs You Need To Make Yourself A Priority Again
If you find that “So many things are coming at me at once, all the time,” you can probably translate that to mean “I am not in a good place right now and I need to make some positive changes.”
The Problem With Being Honest About Mental Illness
If you see me after therapy, please don’t look at me like I just returned from war.
The Problem With The Introvert/Extrovert Divide
I just do not understand why our culture has divided us to the point where we cannot just be ourselves without having to worry about the consequences.