Rowan Abdelmeguid
I want to write about you, me, and all of us.
Articles by
Rowan Abdelmeguid
Just Let Me Love You
Just let me love you with all the ugliness you think is within you. Let me love you with all your messiness and uncertainty.
This Is What Breaking Up Slowly Looks Like
It wasn’t like ripping off a band aid and just getting over it. Our breakup was a long and slow process.
This Is Why I Will Always Choose To Address The Elephant In The Room
When we don’t address the elephant in the room and decide to neglect it, we leave room for assumptions and space for our imagination to keep on building our own conclusions that are not based on reality.
The 17 Most Important Lessons I Learned In Adulthood
Your energy introduces you before you speak.
This Is Why Bad Things Happen To Good People
Being a righteous person is not going to give you immunity against what life throws at any of us most of the time.
There’s A Fine Line Between Falling Into A Rut And Taking Time To Recover From A Rough Time
After having a rough time in my life that was full of bad experiences regarding work, relationships, and other things, I decided to rest and take some time for myself.
What Good Is Your Love If I Can’t Feel It?
What am I supposed to do with that love? What good does it bring me if I can’t feel its warmth and beauty?
This Is The Ugly Truth About Toxic Relationships
Sometimes defending yourself and standing up against a toxic person can be harder than accepting being the victim.
Please Don’t Let Your Whole Life Revolve Around One Single Thing
The extreme thought of having something or someone be everything for you is a very romantic idea. It sounds like the ones you read about in novels and watch in movies or listen to in songs, but no one talks enough about how awful of a thing it is to do this to yourself in reality.
Your Fate Is In The Hands Of God—No One Else
Your livelihood is not dependent on another human.
5 Things I Never Regretted Spending A Lot Of Money On
Never in my life have I regretted paying so much for traveling, even if it left me kind of broke afterward.
Nobody Warned Me About How Hard It Is To Be A Woman In This World
Nobody warned me that my professor could one day refuse to supervise my project because he thinks girls don’t work as hard as boys.