A homey confession: Why I go home every weekend
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I go home every weekend. I get why this can be seen as unusual, weird even. Just because I understand the criticism, though, doesn’t mean I agree with it.
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To my fun-sized friends: A personal essay
The story of my shortness starts not with height but with a trip to Walmart with my mother. We were going there to buy my first bras to wear to school. We had both noticed the subtle tents on my chest in fourth grade, a little before I got my
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To the dearest
Your Secret Admirer
But you’ll learn that the best way to foster human connection is to just put yourself out there, among other humans.
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Have you met your twin flame?
The purpose of your twin flame is to invigorate your soul, awakening you to your own life and your true self. They aid you in your progress toward growth.
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Learning to be okay with time passing you by
I’ve always been fearful of change although it’s the only constant in life. I always knew this, so why did I expect college to be any different?
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Mark my love
Your Secret Admirer
So, our love marks don’t always have to be scars, ugly reminders of love we couldn’t keep. They can also remind us of how that love has become a part of our journey of growth.
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I’m having a healing girl summer: You should too
As much as I wanted to have a “hot girl summer,” I’m too tired. I decided I would have my own type of summer: a healing girl summer.
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Learning to let go of people, relationships
I’ve been on campus for almost two months now, and I’ve created relationships with people that fulfill me in ways that my friends I had for years never did.
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Lessons learned from gardening: A personal essay
After trying my hand at gardening this summer, I experienced the transformation of cliche life lessons into personal growth and am taking you, dear reader, along for the ride.
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Certainly uncertain
American Pie?
“American Pie?” is my amateur attempt at asking and answering what I want to be; rather than exploring how much pie I can have, I ask how much I will eat.
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