life in letters·Oct 27Being a Good Person Doesn’t Mean You’re Good at Treating People WellEmotional maturity begins when we stop using our intentions to excuse the impact of our behaviorA response icon2A response icon2
life in letters·Oct 20People Will Keep Treating You Like Someone You’ve Already OutgrownOn outgrowing old habits, disappointing people, and learning that personal growth doesn’t always make you easier to love
life in letters·Oct 15Nobody Warns You That You’ll Have to Grieve People Who Are Still AliveSome people don’t leave your life. They just slowly stop being part of itA response icon3A response icon3
life in letters·Oct 14Sometimes, People Love You but Still Don’t Know How to Love YouOn good intentions, emotional responsibility, and why caring about someone isn’t always the same as knowing how to love themA response icon1A response icon1
life in letters·Oct 13What If You’re Not Falling Behind, but Just Tired of Racing?Somewhere along the way, we started treating life like a race we never agreed to joinA response icon1A response icon1
life in letters·Oct 7You Can Love Someone Deeply and Still Not Know How to Love Them WellSometimes the hardest thing to accept is that love can be real and still not be enoughA response icon1A response icon1
life in letters·Sep 29Nobody Told Us Adulthood Would Be This Much of a Guess.Sometimes you’re not behind. You’re just figuring it outA response icon1A response icon1
life in letters·Sep 27Perhaps, To Love Someone Is to Keep Meeting Them as They Change.What happens when neither person stays exactly the sameA response icon1A response icon1
life in letters·Sep 20Perhaps Growing Up Is Just Learning to Disappoint Your Younger SelfWhen the life you imagined isn’t the life you eventually needA response icon2A response icon2
life in letters·Sep 18Perhaps, We Are All Ships of Theseus.Piece by piece, life changes us until we become someone we barely recognizeA response icon1A response icon1
