“I was 26 when I decided not to have children, and with that decision, everything I thought my life would be was turned on it’s head”
Author: Write For Your Fight
Someone once said to me, “I love you, this is great – just don’t become a stereotype”. So I tried…
12 months, 12 fundraisers, and $9,390 raised – that’s a wrap on HairPeace
Today, after sixteen years, our family said our forever goodbye to our angel…
The belief that ‘what goes around comes around’. But when waiting around for it affects our ability to move on, are we now just hurting ourselves?
Check out more at HairPeace.com.au Scholar Joanna Macy wrote that: “You don’t need to do everything. Do what […]
Just in case every marketer in the country has yet to get in your ear, Spring has […]
When an appointment that was meant to make me look and feel my best went wrong, I had to face my body image demons head-on…
A wayward journey of someone fumbling his way back to body acceptance.
Dear Mask,
It’s time for us say goodbye…
Tomorrow the world will change, that’s inevitable
Whether or not it’s for the better is up to the result, and up to peoples perception of what ‘better’ really means…
In a world that is constantly at each other’s throats, and a difference of opinion is an affront, it’s time we found our way back to each other…
“I used to live in the darkness…I found a rainbow” #IDAHOBIT
We haven’t seen each other, we haven’t held each other, but we have the ability to use this situation to make us closer than ever before…
There are people in this world that you were destined to meet,
People who, no matter what you did, your path was bound to cross.
Andrew Towner and I were probably never those two people..
I never thought much of the title of ‘Uncle’ for myself. That was before I had six nieces and nephews of my own…
In a society that deems straight as the norm, there has to come a time in our lives when we have had to tell them that we are not it.
The moment that changed my life more than any other, is a moment I can’t even remember.
Dear Bump…
International Women’s Day is a time to celebrate what has been done, and a time to set to work on what needs to be…
write for your fight 