STORIES THAT RESONATE & HEAL

More than just blood. A woman’s body carries pain, strength, and silence and she still shows up.

The Lies He Served with Cake. He said he was lonely. Said he just needed love. Then he dropped it—he’s married. But not happily, he said.

“Some truths are heavier than they seem. Some pain is easier to swallow than to say aloud.” – The Silence She Swallowed by Aishatu Sali

Infertility is not a woman’s sin to carry alone. And I refuse to live apologizing for a burden that does not belong solely to me.

They call me “leftover,” as if a woman’s worth has an expiration date. They ask when I’ll marry as if... (Read the full Poem on blog.)