Nicole Vetrano
A writer of creative non-fiction who drinks copious amounts of coffee.
Articles by
Nicole Vetrano
I’m Not Sad That I’m Not Where I Thought I’d Be By Now
I have a long way to go as a person. I still make stupid mistakes and say things I almost immediately wish I could take back.
Read This If Nobody’s Told You They Love You Recently
Love is communicated in so many ways. Don’t sell yourself short. Don’t waste your time pining for those words with no action behind them.
A Series Of Thoughts On Growing Up, Letting Go, And Moving On For Good
The past is behind you. It’s staying right where it’s always been. You can’t recreate it or mold it into something it was never meant to be. The future you’re traveling toward is so much more important than any past experience you’ve ever left behind.
Don’t Let Your Search For Fulfillment Stop You From Truly Living
Our time in this place is in no way finite, but it’s ours.
How Tough Love Can Help You Achieve Your Goals (And Why You Can’t Just Wait Around For It)
Not getting to where you want fast enough? Try harder. Eat, sleep, and breathe the change you wish to see.
Sometimes The People We Care About The Most Are Temporary, And That’s Okay
We’ve all felt that pain of someone’s absence. That crushing feeling against our lungs, the seeming lack of air. That impending sense that it was somehow our fault.
Somtimes Friendships Fade, But That Doesn’t Mean They’re Gone
We’ve taken the cues, embraced them to build a life our old teachers would be proud of, ones we even secretly hope our parents will approve.
Just So You Know, It’s Okay To Feel Stuck Every Now And Then
Let that stuck feeling shake you out of your rut. Let it inspire you. Find solace in the fact that feeling stuck means you’re trying, that you have a vision of where you want to get and a brief outline of how to get there.
Six Little Things You Probably Have To Be Grateful For This Year
The fact that hot beverages exist, which you can pour into your favorite mug, is a miracle.
The Day Is Done, And I Find So Much Hope In That
We woke and breathed and fought. We experienced growth one way or another, without even realizing it. We made it through another day.
I’m Finally Willing To Admit That I’m Not Always A Good Person
I guess a part of overcoming that fear, of becoming a better person, is admitting the truth.
Stop Saying You Have OCD If You Really Don’t
OCD isn’t an adjective used to describe someone. It’s a legitimate anxiety disorder, a mental illness. One that affects so many people in so many real ways.