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I am not ashamed of my scars, I still love you Mom and Dad.
I recently went on a home pass for Easter. It was intense, emotional, upsetting but bonding, enjoyable, and good. Its upsetting coming...


We have the right to feel comfortable in our body’s!
As females, we are told we are not allowed to wear clothing that is too low cut or showing too much skin. Why? Because it is...


We often look for light outside of ourselves
I think self-esteem it's the key factor for happiness, optimism and for believing in your own capability: to believe that we can affect...


Be yourself, you are lovely!
We are being judged all the time! We are judged for the stupidest things, weather it's our sexuality, how we look, our race, who we hang...


If your going through hell, keep going.
Your feelings are valid. Your pain is not any less real because it is invisible. Let’s start protecting our mind like we protect the...


Thank you, pain. Yours truly, Sarah.
I have always had trouble accepting and moving on from the trauma and pain of my past. Its affected me, it is apart of my life but it...


You are not alone
It’s hard to explain to those that don’t know, what it is like to lose a friend to suicide. It’s hard to accept that kind of loss or describe the unavoidable hole that’s left behind. It’s hard to express the lingering sadness that transforms itself over time, attaching to your ribs so it can breath with you; never truly leaving the insides you try so desperately to protect. On average, 123 Americans die by suicide each day. Suicide is the 2nd leading cause of death among 15-2


Open Letter To My Beloved Parents
Mom and Dad, you mean so much to me. I can’t thank you enough for all that you’ve done for me, especially adopting me. I’m aware that you put thought into adopting both Emma and me. You were aware that there were definitely going to be bumps in the road. You both are incredibly strong, and I look up to you and your ways. You inspire me to keep living. Life is rough, really rough sometimes, don’t get me wrong. Mom and Dad, you amaze me every day with how you grow and spread yo


Progress in the Works!
After being in residential care for about five months, I have made tremendous progress and growth. I can feel the difference, and I feel a lot better. Part of recovery is making your way uphill, getting better; however, some days you go down a little and then work your way back up. This is normal and totally okay. I still experience bad days, but that's just a part of life. Thanks to a friend, Forrest, I have learned that during the bad days, we can become more appreciative o
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