Mental Health – In Response:

To Brave Space

“In a safe space, people feel comforted and even comfortable. In a safe space, you can say what’s real and true for you without implications or repercussions…[However,] when we’re comfortable, we tend to stay the same. In a brave space, there is an invitation to be who you are, where you’re at, while being offeredContinue reading “To Brave Space”

To Body Shame

Hello, my dear friend. This one is going to be a brave one. Most of my blogs and my plans for my blog have been based around areas that are a bit more on the “safe” side. I’m known to be well-composed and able to skirt around difficult subjects by making everything sound really poeticContinue reading “To Body Shame”

To Aging

The first time I expected to hear “Sheralyn, you’re not [insert young age in comparison to old age here] anymore” was not at 26. I expected to be 46 when someone would say to me that I’m not 26 anymore. But no. At 26 I heard “Sheralyn, you’re not 16 anymore.” I don’t think it’sContinue reading “To Aging”