Let’s be real, navigating gender-inclusive language can be difficult, especially for folks who are not part of the LGBTQ+ community. While I don’t speak for all trans/non-binary (TNB) folks, I do hope that this brief guide to gender-inclusive language is helpful to you. I’m making it based on my experiences and the experiences of my fellow TNB folks and I will discuss specific issues that we find important.

Babies are a well of knowledge, or at least they motivate you to learn more. An entire week of my Spring-break was spent with one, my darling niece. And I learned a lot more about babies than I bargained for because they are a group of aliens on their own.

You're mundane like the mosaic, yet every design is never alike
The painting we pose is one to never see the light of day

I spent a week in New York City for the first time in December 2021. In this time, I explored some popular spots in Manhattan, and I have a list that may help you discover places you can visit for free on your trip to New York City.

Do you often find yourself in a situation where you want to give up? Or want to raise your white flag and admit defeat? It occurs to the majority of us all the time.
The years of pouring your heart and soul into a new project only to see nothing come of it can weigh heavily on your mind. The struggle to not give up can become so overwhelming that you feel as if there’s no reason to continue trying. I, for one, find it difficult to maintain a realistic view of the future. And there's even a part of me that is ready to give up. You are tired, stressed, and disappointed.

The Book Thief, written by Markus Zusak is a one-of-a-kind book that you'll come across. Being set in Germany during the second world war, this is not your run-of-the-mill history book. The most fascinating thing about this book is the use of literary devices.