Bria Barrows

I’m going to be 23 next week and like many millennials, I never quite envisioned my life would be the way it is now.

There is absolutely no shame in taking a medicine that will help you to function and feel better, something that will actually help you to get out of bed in the morning and pursue your dreams and aspirations.

At the end of the day, life is all about perspective.

I am a virgin because I want God to tell me who is worthy of having my body. 

It can be extremely challenging and downright confusing to the point where we look at ourselves and our situations and we think to ourselves how and why?

The good guy will fight for your life when you are in the depths of darkness like it is his own and when you cry, the tears run from his eyes.

Depression does get better, but suicidal thoughts come with it and they are a burden and heaviness that cannot just go away. It puts a tremendous psychological toll on the person experiencing it, often coming with loneliness and shame.

Know your triggers very well

The first time I got into writing and even pursued a writing degree for that matter, I had this horrible habit of comparing my writing to others. 

We are really all in this together.

I think I get now why most people who suffer from depression or mental illness in general prefer to just withdraw after a while.

Your Instagram page should ultimately keep people on their toes and wondering what else it is you have in store to share.