Surviving Through the Battlefield for “Success”
Yes, you need to fight for your success. You need to find your way through...
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The Good Taste of Admiration
||abandonment, anger, anxiety, control, criticism, darkness, depression, doubt, entitlement, existential crises, frustration, Grief, heartbreak, identity, isolation, judgement, pain, perfection, rejection, sadness, the past
My identity was lost. Who was I? Was it about them or about me?... throughout...
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It’s You
||criticism, darkness, depression, dissociation, doubt, entitlement, existential crises, fear, frustration, identity, isolation, loneliness, sadness, self-pity, the past
"Being different is a revolving door in your life where secure people enter and insecure...
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Waves/The Emotional Liberation of Running Away
||anxiety, Artist-Inspired Journal Entries, dependency, doubt, existential crises, generational trauma, loneliness, running away, sadness
My heart healed itself in that special, magical way - that process that could only...
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breaching the surface
With a new sense of clarity and vision, he breached the surface. Rays of sunlight...
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All In One Peace?
Ultimately, I must do my best to be the best me-- One who loves, one...
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A Closer Walk with Me
I’m disturbed by the idea that I’m missing pieces of myself. Well, maybe not missing...
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“A Little Me Was Lost” by Annabelle Lennox
||Artist-Inspired Journal Entries, dependency, doubt, existential crises, generational trauma, Grief, pain, sadness, the past
I breathe into the universe my pain and it transforms it and gives it back...
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“This Must Get Put To Rest” Annabelle Lennox
She stretches her arms wide and toward the sky. Breathing in the fresh air and...
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You. Never Me.
||abandonment, anger, Artist-Inspired Journal Entries, attachment, Bry LeBerthon-Inspired, loneliness, pain, rejection, sadness, the past
You were sewed into my skin. And you have no idea how much I cut...
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