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Lent never looked the way it was supposed to for me. While everyone else talked about fasting as a spiritual practice, I was quietly using it to hide a struggle I didn’t know how to name. It took years of honesty, healing, and unlearning to finally understand what Lent was meant to be and what it was never meant to become.

A boy sits hunched on the steps, head bowed as if the world has slipped out from under him. In this quiet moment, the sting of abandonment settles heavily on his shoulders.

Ever since I was a child, I always felt different. I was the firstborn, a chubby, bulky baby. Back then, everyone said it was cute. My parents thought it was adorable, too. But what was unfortunate was that I grew up with that same body. And as I got older, people no longer found it cute. At school, I was constantly laughed at. My weight, my stomach, always something to point out. I was criticized and made to feel like my body was wrong. I tried to build confidence. I really

Grief is a universal experience that touches everyone at some point in their lives. Whether it’s the loss of a loved one, a pet, or even a significant life change, the feelings associated with grief can be overwhelming. Understanding how to navigate these emotions is crucial for healing and moving forward. This blog post will explore the nature of grief, its stages, and practical strategies for coping with loss in daily life. A tranquil sunset over a calm lake, symbolizing pe

I learned that abandonment doesn’t always come with slammed doors; sometimes it’s the quiet absence that hurts the most. In the dark, I faced the truth of being left behind.