Get yourself some of these people– they’ll change your life.
one of the best things i’ve gained in the last four years is that i am doing okay. yes it’s simple and you’re all probably thinking well duh you’re doing just fine, you’re at one of the biggest universities posting on social media that you’re having the time of your life. contrary to popular belief— instagram isn’t all its cracked up to be, all the trips, laughs, and posts with friends. yes these have all been beyond amazing but you don’t see the year I spent in my room crying to my parents (bless them) SO unsure of myself, what the hell i’m doing with my life, and the 24/7 straight anxiety and depression. it was rough to say the least and i am so grateful for those who lifted me up and got me to where i am rn (shout out to my besties!!!). lately i’ve been thinking how an outlet would be so beneficial to me to just let out what i’m thinking and how honestly i’m not the only one who’s gone through any of this. i still deal with anxiety, quite honestly almost daily, but i’ve found what i’m passionate about and people who only want me to succeed and ensure i see the light at the end of an anxiety attack. and that right there made all the difference. having this platform is such an amazing way to connect with people to share the raw, authentic me. yes, blogging is becoming saturated but i’m gonna keep going for my dreams because what do i have to lose. i have learned that what i have to say is actually important and tbh i’ve got skincare down to a T and who doesn’t love to hear about new products. i want to be that person. the one people go to for all things fashion, beauty, and now life. i think this is gonna be a great way to write through my anxious times and continue to share information i’m passionate about. if i can help one person to know they aren’t alone then i know i’m doing more than okay— i’m finding my purpose.