Freedom
The belongings I hold most dear are my ID and my passport. They are both needed to travel internationally, and they both involve a lengthy process to replace.
I graduated college after a severe traumatic brain injury.
By Gentle Witch
Graduated college with a double major
Former federal government employee

The belongings I hold most dear are my ID and my passport. They are both needed to travel internationally, and they both involve a lengthy process to replace.

Logical reasoning is paramount in today’s world.

In college, I I failed Logic the first time I took it. Yet, I ended up getting a B in the class the second time I took it. My “study…
My glass pipe, my French-press, and my keys. A five-pointed metal star is attached to my keys. In college. this star was pressed into my palm the night my German…
I do not hold belongings dear. I value people, ideas, and experiences.

No. My earliest memories of being on the computer were when we had a dial-up connection.
I am good at communicating ideas clearly and concisely.
My phone, my keys, and my laptop because I use them all every day.
To me, “having it all” means you are at the peak of physical, mental, and psychological health. Yes, it is attainable, but it is very rare in America today. What…
My medications: Adderall, Sertraline, Aripiprazole, and Hydroxizine. They keep me awake, elevate my mood, mitigate my impulsive speech, and get rid of my anxiety.