From Insecurity to Icon: A Journey of Visual Acceptance
I’ve come to appreciate my lipstick application as a form of affirmation, a pigment prayer. Every stroke is an acknowledgment of my journey toward visual acceptance.
Corrie
Tech as a Tether: Navigating Desire and Boundaries in the Digital Age
What happens when desire isn’t mutual in the age of technology?
What does it mean to pursue connection in a world where the very tools meant to bring us closer often collapse our boundaries?
These are the tensions we hold, the questions we circle back to. An ode to
Shadows in the Spotlight
A reflective, ritual-based exploration of public conflict, projection, and the longing for connection in Black womanhood.
The viral tensions between Cardi B and Nicki Minaj are not just celebrity spectacle. They are mirrors.
Benediction and the Firewall
My benediction and my firewall has been a complex revelation of relational truths.
PROTECTORS OF THE LIMINAL
Cosmic Continuity in Potent Unions
This third essay follows the inquiry raised in essay two—where we began to unpack how distorted frameworks around intimacy, complexity, spiritual patterns, and false safety interfere with relational clarity.
Possession As Protection: Masculinity, Intimacy, and the Rituals We Forgot
This is the second essay in the SXII Secure Prelude series Love Prism: “Ego Death in Black Love” —a reflective, ritual-based exploration of relationship styles, erotic sovereignty, and the myths we inherit in Black love.
The Myth of the Main Chick & The Messiah Complex
Love is often framed in binaries—main chick or side piece, savior or sinner. But what if love is a prism? What if devotion could distort—and still redeem? This opening essay spirals through those questions with vulnerability, sensual clarity, and ritual truth.
This Isn’t a Love Triangle—It’s a Love Prism
From Stillness to Stardust: Healing Through Beauty and Becoming SXII
Proximity doesn’t guarantee access. That was a hard but sacred lesson in Consensuality