Bria Barrows

So, I’m 23 and I still haven’t had sex. 

I think we have all had moments where we have sat down and thought about how life will be when “we make it” in life.

No one should have to feel like that because of who they are and how they live their life.

It doesn’t matter if you haven’t had the perfect relationship with your mom or not, it can definitely be said that who we are today as women, has a lot to do with how our mothers have raised us.

You immediately start to examine your behavior. 

You deserve to love you.

We aren’t meant to fight our battles alone and having the support that we need can be all it takes to lead to a great recovery in terms of our mental health.

But it is far from easy.

If you truly sit and think about it, a lot of us don’t need to post about every little goddamn thing we are doing, but the culture of media perpetuates this kind of behavior.

So, if you are ever asking yourself what unconditional love looks like, it is love that risks it all for someone, even if that person is a mess.

Real writers write because they want to and because their soul wills them to. It’s just that simple. 

A lot of us murmur to ourselves ever so often, when will it get better and when will I be happy?  

It’s the secret we all share when it comes to family and friendships. Someone knows someone who knows someone with a mental illness.

I forgive you because you wouldn’t understand unless you were me. 

We are all trying to find something to hold unto in this world, in a life that is far from easy. 

The possibilities of what we can attain in life are endless. 

Don’t look at your pain as a curse, but look at it as your platform. 

Your talk is what makes you who you are. What we feed our minds reflects outwards.