After being made to feel “too much” for wanting closeness, I’ve learned that clingy love isn’t weakness—it’s warmth. This post explores why needing someone isn’t desperate, it’s human. Give me the love that shows up, not the love that plays it cool.

A deeply personal reflection on family, loss, and growing up feeling like an outsider in your own bloodline. Navigating grief, distance, and identity — and the ache of being known only as Ken’s daughter.

Growing apart doesn’t always mean falling out — sometimes it’s just life shifting around you. A reflective look at friendship, distance, and learning to love people from afar, even when you don’t know where you stand anymore.

After a burnout break, MJ reflects on how likes and follows have turned into modern social currency—and what it means to find real connection in a world obsessed with digital validation.

I’ve been realizing lately that I don’t really know who I am anymore—or at least, not like I used to. This post is me trying to untangle that feeling, to figure out what “being myself” even means after losing touch with my spark for so long.

A reflective fall blog post about slowing down, embracing comfort, and finding beauty in the small, messy moments. Cozy vibes, golden hours, and the kind of seasonal introspection that reminds you to breathe and just exist.

I notice the little things—who shows up, who doesn’t, and how it shapes my life. A reflective, late-night journal-style post about friendship, support, and learning to value the people who truly celebrate your wins.

Couldn’t attend the Eras Tour? Same. Thanks to Swifties livestreaming every night, I still lived the magic—blurry screens, big screams, pure joy.