Loving Goodfellas
Finally after living off clips here and there, I watched the movie entirely. Then I watched it again. Then probably once more.
A Queer Perspective on College Texts and Lectures
Language has the potential to be harmful, but it also has the potential to be helpful and make people feel included.
Nathan For Me
Because Comedy Central’s Nathan For You showcases raw human interactions, it remains beautifully unpredictable. It’s a hilariously different type of reality TV—a type that I’ve grown rather fond of.
Spider-Man: Moving Forward or Running in Place
In the pursuit of relatability through struggle, Marvel has stripped their flagship character of his most relatable quality: the ability to grow up.
Clouds Aren’t Real
When I’m isolated like that—behind the wheel, foot on the gas pedal, going a little faster than I should be—my mind seems to clear, and in that vast emptiness new ideas begin to grow.
Howl's Moving Castle: The Burden of Having A Heart
Every year, Howl's Moving Castle plays in theaters. And every year since I have found that out, I make the trip to watch it because of how light it makes my heart.
Dear Diary
I noticed that my ability to process and communicate my emotions noticeably improved after only a few months of regularly journaling.
“Nobody’s Soldier”: A Reflection on Lyrics and Our World
You must urge your body to stay above the crashing water that will desperately try to swallow you, to silence you. Scream as if your life depends on it—because it does.
The Soul has Bandaged moments –
I remember the nightmares I would wake up from, frozen in place and shouting for my mom, years after she died.
Behind the Pen: My Journey Navigating the World of PR
Two years into earning my degree, I walked into the tattoo parlor with an idea: a sword where the tip is a felt pen.