Observation: Alexa play “Your Type” by Carly Rae Jepsen When I was under 20, I had a type: the too-mysterious, lanky, confusing (soft? sensitive?), weirdly reserved artist in wire-rimmed glasses
I’ve always been a stereotypical punk rock-indie girl. At this point, you’re probably picturing my Tumblr account back in 2015. It’s filled with fandom bullshit, photosets of Black Flag and
“The kid’s stubborn, she doesn’t even let go of things,” I overheard my grandmother complain about me one afternoon while she was looking at my old toys freshly released from
I don’t remember who my first crush was (if my brain decides to throw me a piece of memory from way back in elementary school, remind me to retrace my
Trigger warning: Mentions of suicide and depression “Therapist? Ba’t kailangan mo ng therapist? Eh, pang-baliw lang ’yun.” That’s what my mother told 13-year-old me when I sought help. Since freshman
On the day Zayn Malik left One Direction, I didn’t cry. I mean, of course I wouldn’t. But my college blockmates did. Flocked in our hallways before History 1 class—a
The new normal doesn’t put daily life on hold. Rather, it makes it harder by adding in extra steps to the possibility of death. We’ve all thought about this during
Although June has been a tough month for the world, Pride still managed to continue the fight on the interwebs. After all, this isn’t the first time the community has
Coming of age is often associated with high school, and it’s pretty obvious why. It’s the life stage where we make (and lose) friends, attempt to overcome our shyness, join
When I first received a non-apology apology, I didn’t know that it was one. “Look, I’m sorry if you didn’t like it,” a fellow student leader said after I called
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