Discovering I Have Dissociative Identity Disorder
She wasn’t always a monster.
Before the world knew her as Taz, she was just Baby Girl — soft-hearted, peacekeeping, and willing to carry burdens that were never hers.
But when the weight became unbearable, she didn’t disappear.
She transformed.
This is the story of her split — and the rebirth that followed.
Love the Way You Lie II - Eminem Series
I grew up in fear of my father. Although his abuse stopped long before it could get to me, the threat of his violence to my mother and older sister remained. I remember the moment I realized that it wasn't normal to have your first memory being your father giving your sister a black eye.
Dear Mommy & Papa, Thank You for Giving Me the Gift of Dreaming Big
Introducing a new series of letters written for The Unsealed community, a writing initiative that uses a collection of voices to ignite and empower individuals through the exchange of inspirational open letters.
Put on a Pedestal (2023 Rewrite)
Imagine a world where everyone treats you as "Little Miss Perfect". Born pretty, polite, and gifted, the world treats you as if you could do no wrong. Placed on a pedestal, you're taught to look down on everyone that could never amount to all that you are.