Colin Strickland Didn’t Pull the Trigger—But He Isn’t Blameless
A true crime story about Moriah Wilson, Colin Strickland, and the danger of unclear men
UNOPENED PRESENTS
Lately, I’ve been writing more about my childhood, about my brother, and about the day he died. I’m starting to understand how much that moment shaped the person I became.
NO FAT CHICKS
I am fifteen when the Monica Lewinsky scandal becomes the background noise of the country. I am old enough to notice who gets protected and who gets punished. At school, the lesson arrives in a language I understand even more clearly.
Come See Me in the Good Light
I finally watched Come See Me in the Good Light on Apple TV, and I haven’t been able to stop thinking about it.
Home for the Holidays
I am so proud that my first PRINT essay is in the December 2025 issue of Molly My Magazine, available nationwide.
10 Truths About Being Single in Your 30s & 40s
Here are 10 unspoken rules of being single in your 30s and 40s— the ones they never taught us in school, but life made sure we learned anyway…
A Brief, Embarrassing History Of Things I’ve Done To Be Liked By Men
Sometimes I look back at all the weird, unhinged things I used to do to be liked by men, and I honestly can’t decide if I want to laugh, cry, or send my younger self a rescue team…
Little Joys: What’s Making Me Feel Good Right Now
Just a little list of things I’ve been doing that have been bringing me joy lately…
What My Brother Ian Taught Me
To this day, my younger brother Ian is the person I’ve loved the most, thought about the most, and missed the most, the one who makes my heart ache and swell at the same time.
A Holiday Survival Guide (for emotional folks)
If you're feeling a little anxious, overstretched, or simply not in the mood to be the cheerful, casserole-bearing version of yourself, here are a few things to remember—and ways to survive the holiday with your sanity (mostly) intact.
What I Didn’t Realize About My Parents Until I Grew Up
It took adulthood to finally understand what being a parent really asks of someone, and I find myself seeing more of my parents’ efforts with each passing day.
Knowing When To Let Go of Love
Maybe it’s just the season of life I’m in — my 40s, where the stakes suddenly feel higher, self-knowledge runs deeper, and the tolerance for anything misaligned has worn thin…
Plane Tickets and Platonic Love
Over the past few years, I’ve shared travel most often with my closest friends—a subtle lesson in how connection, at its most genuine, doesn’t always look like romance.
Outgrowing “The Boy Is Mine” Syndrome
The Boy Is Mine syndrome turns women into rivals and poisons friendships that once felt safe.
Raised by Royalty
A tribute to my grandparents, the best people in my life now and forever.