just when i think my wordpress is dead, here i am: foils in my hair, pajamas on in public resuscitating it back to life. (queue meredith grey asking for someone to push another “eppy”)
i can’t help it, this platform has been such a staple in my journey with sharing words i’ve configured online meticulously. i came on here in 2009 with a heart full of innocence trying to be someone else and now over a decade later i’m comfortable in my own skin and especially comfortable cursing to my heart’s content. which in today’s world, happens to be quite a lot.
it’s so funny, the journey from girlhood to womanhood, it feels like you never really transition from one to the other. unlike a metamorphosis i still see the same face of that 13 year old girl in the mirror. she’s just got a lot better skin, a new cute nose, and blonde hair. there’s a lot more to love i tell myself but at the same time, it’s always been there.
i’ve got girls my age (myself included) dressing like they’re still in the early 2000s because part of us really still identifies with that time. which is perfectly okay, basic bitch or not we are all beautiful and as long as your comfortable in your clothes who gives a fuck?
i wish i could make a point, i wish this was an article worth while that you could learn from but really it’s a reflection that i’m finally doing well. so much of this blog holds heart ache, and for that i’m thankful. i was able to make really beautiful things from it and still get off being a sad girl online. but i’m also truly stable and happy. for a bipolar person that has always sounded like a pipe dream.
modern medicine, trained professionals and lots of strong will have got me here and long story short i survived. look ma i made it! i’m nothing like you dreamed but i’m so much more than i could ever ask for!
all this to say, hello. i’m sierra smith. if you’ve known me for a while you know how significant this vulnerable post truly is, if you’re just stopping by i hope you get inspired to love yourself in a way that isn’t too prideful to ask for help. help is the best thing i ever did for myself. trying even when i didn’t owe it to anyone, that’s when i found freedom from it all.