Marisa Donnelly
Marisa is a writer, poet, & editor. She is the author of Somewhere On A Highway, a poetry collection on self-discovery, growth, love, loss and the challenges of becoming.
Make This Your Mantra: I Am Blessed, Loved, And Strong
You are not a perfect person, not always going to do the right thing or be a shining role model, but you are filled with love and light.
Reminder: It’s Okay To Forgive Yourself
It’s okay to say, ‘I am fine. I am moving on. I am letting go. I am beginning again.’
What Being A Christian Really Means Because It’s Not Just Sharing Bible Verses And Going To Church
Being a Christian is not about making your life spotless, but rejoicing in the beautiful mess you were created to be. And doing your best to honor God in all your imperfection because you are His.
Let Your Faith Be Bolder Than Any Human Doubt
Because our God is far bigger than anything here on earth—so what do we have to be afraid of?
14 Little Ways To Let Your Guard Down
Accept the fact that sometimes you won’t understand why you’re feeling a certain way, and that’s okay.
Make Time For Meaningful Things
Meaningful – Is asking someone how they’re doing, and then waiting patiently for their actual response. Is putting down your phone when you’re having a conversation. Is taking a few minutes to just breathe before starting your day. Is complimenting someone without expecting anything in return.
Wanting Someone’s Affection Does Not Make You Needy
If someone cares about you, giving you affection and attention won’t be a chore.
This Country Duo Released A Powerful Song In Response To #MeToo, And You Need To Listen
The duo’s song leaves each of us with this simple, powerful message: We are not alone.
14 Things Every Woman Who Is Led By Her Heart Knows To Be True
You either all in, or nothing at all—there’s no in-between.
This Is What You Lose When You Walk Away From A Woman Who’s Ready To Love You
You lost what so many people spend their entire lives desperately searching for.
‘Emotional’ Is Not A Negative Label
Being ‘emotional’ is not a negative label. To feel, to connect, to love deeply—that’s beautiful—and nothing to be ashamed of.
Be Yourself, And The Right One Will Come
We’ll find the right one when we’re ourselves—not trying to reshape, or remold, or become anything other than what we so wonderfully are.