Unlearning Stories

Surviving life is a whole new ballpark when Maibel Archer, an eleven year-old girl who has been mute since the age of three, is whip-lashed as her world gets completely flipped upside down when she finds herself sent to live with her 7 older brothers. Growing up, life was never easy for her, with a dead mother, an abusive father and a kind yet much older brother who wasn't home much. Her only safe haven was the kind Korean family next door. Now placed in a whole new city, in a literal mansion, with seven older boys who are complete strangers to her, she learns to navigate life and unlearns the life she once lived. Secrets only stay hidden for long especially when she becomes the centre of her biological brothers' lives. She stopped talking when everyone stopped listening, but now with 7 sets of ears there's only so much that gets past them. Would they be able to save their little sister before the world swallows her whole? Would they hear her cries? Would they listen?

Chronicles the diary entries of a person navigating life & unlearning harmful behaviors through therapy, shadow work and healing in their lives

In a world where love is a carefully orchestrated transaction, Selene is primed to be the perfect lady-submissive, sensual, and flawlessly polished. But when her gilded cage binds her to Alistair, a distant aristocrat, the dreams of her heart clash violently with the rigid expectations of her upbringing. As the lavish wedding and honeymoon to a man who feels more like a stranger unfold, Selene grapples with her suppressed desires and the haunting question: Is perfection worth the price of freedom? Join Selene on her journey from the suffocating constraints of societal norms to a revelation that could shatter every illusion. Will she break free from the shackles of expectations, or will she remain trapped in a life of silent submission? Are you ready to challenge your own perceptions of love, duty, and fulfillment? Dive into "Arranged Awakening" and discover the transformative power of self-identity. 💘🔐💜🌿☁️˚.🎀༘⋆

This is not a guide to healing. It is a map of aftermath. The Unbearable Beauty of the Open Heart traces the quiet descent into walls built too high, and the slow, trembling return to feeling. It is the story of what happens when silence turns to absence, when safety becomes a tomb, and when the heart...aching but still alive...begins to open again. These nine pieces live somewhere between memoir and meditation, between prayer and poetry. They explore the tenderness of being human: the ache of love, the surrender of vulnerability, the quiet awe of simply existing. It is a journey through the unbearable and the beautiful...because they are, in truth, the same thing.

What happens when your first experience of love teaches you how to survive it... instead of feel it? This piece explores the quiet damage of growing up around conflict and the courage it takes to still believe in something softer.

This is a Poetry book that I started writing after i broke up with my boyfriend. I wrote about; me, my parents, and the way I want to be loved.

I Keep Myself is a journey back to the self. Told through poetic reflection and grounded truth, this book explores how women learn endurance instead of safety, accommodation instead of intimacy, and availability instead of love. It examines the cost of staying too long, the language we use to excuse harm, and the courage it takes to choose oneself when leaving feels cruel. This book does not offer easy answers. It offers clarity. I Keep Myself is for those unlearning self-abandonment, reclaiming their boundaries, and discovering that love does not require suffering to be real. It is a reminder that keeping yourself is not selfish - it is survival, and it is sacred.

FOR THE "UGLY" BLACK GIRL is not a pity story. It's a manifesto. A reclamation. A love letter to every Black girl who's ever been made to feel invisible, undesirable, or "not enough." They called us ugly. We call it U.G.L.Y.-Uplifting Greatness, Loving Yourself. This book dives deep into the scars left by beauty standards, colorism, and generational wounds that taught us to shrink. It's about unlearning their lies and unearthing the light that's always been inside you. You don't have to prove your beauty to a world that profits off your doubt. You were always the blueprint. For every Black girl who's been overlooked-this is your becoming.

I'm learning to feel and unlearning not to feel. If you could relate or are experiencing the same I would like you to join me on this journey. Everything I write will most likely be random because it's the phase I might be in at the time, but I'd like to believe it's all part of the process.