What’s the point of jealousy? On this week’s episode of Written Closure, I dive into this topic and read a poem that encapsulates what jealousy in my previous friendships felt like.
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Can you really date someone without trying to impress them? On this week’s episode of Written Closure, I explore this topic and read a poem that highlights the performative nature of dating.
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Why is it so hard to let people in? On this week’s episode of Written Closure, I discuss the fear of rejection and read a poem that drives the topic home.
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Can a relationship survive on chemistry? On this week’s episode of Written Closure, I explain why it rarely does and read a poem that captures what happens when a relationship is built on chemistry.
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Are we better off with or without social media? To kick off Season 2 of Written Closure, I answer this question and read a poem that sums up my thoughts about social media’s effects on our society.
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Why do some people make the wrong assumptions about us? On this week’s episode of Written Closure, I talk about assumptions and how people’s reactions to the way we present ourselves have nothing to do with us. I also read a poem related to this topic.
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Where do you feel most safe? On this week’s episode of Written Closure, I discuss comfort zones and why we need to seek security within ourselves before we look for it in other people and spaces.
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What do you do when you feel helpless and everything in life seems pointless? On this week’s episode of Written Closure, I tackle the feeling of helplessness and hopelessness and read a poem on how to overcome these heavy emotions.
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Do we live to work or work to live? On this week’s episode of Written Closure, I unpack millennials’ attachment to side hustling and read a poem that stresses the need to rest to do our best.
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How do you deal with friends that have different personalities, preferences and priorities from you? On this week’s episode of Written Closure, I explore friendships and share how these factors affected my friendships in the past. Of course, I also read a poem related to this topic.
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Are societal expectations helpful or hurtful to our personal growth? On this week’s episode of Written Closure, I discuss how living up to the expectations we were taught during childhood doesn’t necessarily lead to the life we want in adulthood. Of course, I also read a poem about the change in my thoughts, feelings, and beliefs, as it relates to this topic.
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Have you ever felt pressure to be something you’re not in order to fit in or get ahead? On this week’s episode of Written Closure, I talk about the consequences of trying to fit in and have a message (a.k.a. poem) for people who seek personal gain from you compromising your authentic self.
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Why do some men date you despite not being THAT into you? On this week’s episode of Written Closure, I discuss the dynamics of dating men who like to keep things casual and share insight on what types of shady behavior to look out for.
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Is being too positive a bad thing? On this week’s episode of Written Closure, I dive into the topic of excessive positivity and read a poem about how I deal with people and environments that prefer “good vibes only.”
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How much does physical attraction matter in a romantic relationship? On the first episode of Written Closure, I offer my take on the subject and read a poem on my dating experience with physically attractive men.
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