I Can’t Haunt A House If It Haunts Me Too

As much as I’ve wanted to write over the last few days, I’ve had so many thoughts flying around inside my head about insecurities, worries or what I should be doing, that I can’t even think straight. It’s been so overwhelming and I’m not afraid to say that I’ve really struggled to stay focused or positive.

“How Do You See Me?”

This is a question I’d love to ask people that know me. It doesn’t matter how long they’ve known me for, whether they’ve met me in person or just know me from social media, I’d still like to know. Given what’s happening in my life right now, it’s become more and more important to me. I don’t know if that’s a good thing or a bad thing, I just know I’ve become quite concerned about it.

My Beloved Eating Disorder

As it’s currently Eating Disorder Awareness Week, I thought it would be a good time to revisit what I went through, based on what I’ve discovered about myself recently.

Growing up, I struggled a lot. I was bullied for being Chinese, I was socially awkward (I still am) and had a really strict dad. I didn’t have many friends and I had trouble communicating with those around me. There was a lot about the world and my own life that I didn’t understand when I was a kid. I ignored it.