Suicide Prevention In Teens: In Honor of the Classroom of Kelly C.
In February — of this year, I received an email from a reader, or I should say, from one of my reader’s educational tutors. Kelly C. is an after-school instructor … Continue reading
SUNDAY CONFESSIONS: I Went Streakin’
When I was 11-years old (almost 12) in the 6th grade, my breasts were pretty much the same size as they are today, which is substantial. There were only two … Continue reading
MAKING CONCESSIONS: Point Taken Pauline Campos
This past Saturday I made a post ranting on Huffington Post for their profile of Kelly Ripa’s abs whose headline told us ours were shameful in comparison. While most people … Continue reading
I Don’t Know Everything…
I don’t know everything. No one can possibly know everything and yet, over the years, many people have accused me of being a “know-it-all”. I suppose their deduction would be … Continue reading
Kicking the Dog
The pain in my gut from your shoe-kick of words takes my breath away and words are lost in the shame and sorrow as I kneel in regret and remorse. … Continue reading
OMG We DID It! Like For Real!
“Six Degrees of Separation” my ass! How about one or two? …Oooh wait! Can I say that? Oh well, this is one of those times that warrants an expletive so, … Continue reading
One Ugly Summer Night
We were supposed to go play tennis. I don’t even play tennis, but she had insisted and had made a big deal out of “making time” to play tennis with … Continue reading
When Toy Guns Equal Real Bullets
If a lack of remorse and accountability are an ailment, America has an epidemic and sadly it is spreading within the ranks of those who are sworn to protect us. … Continue reading
Take Your Power Back: Life After Abuse
Moving on from an abusive relationship — whether physical or emotional, is not as easy as simply ending the relationship and although physical damage may heal over time, the lasting impact on … Continue reading
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