Analyze This: Opening Up To My Therapist Mom
Confiding in my mom was like discovering a completely neglected resource that had just been waiting for me this whole time.
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Locked In By My Dreadlocks
I hope one day people can overcome their prejudices and accept dreadlocks as a cultural statement.
Stepping Out of My Twin’s Shadow
All my life, people have treated my twin sister and I as two halves of a whole. And as I get ready for college, I’m worried that I’ll never be seen as an individual.
Growing Up In The Projects: “A Part Of Who I Am”
Like most kids raised in the projects, my goal is to get out. But it’s not that easy.
Growing up Anxious
When you’re like me, a teen with anxiety, it’s a good idea to try to avoid your stressors.
Whats So Confusing About Voting?
As a first time voter, I worry that if my friends don’t see the connection between voting and their own problems, they’ll vote randomly or not vote at all.
Understanding My Body Language
When you are texting, you can roll your eyes and have all the attitude you want, because no one can see you. But what happens when you’re not behind a screen?