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To Tinder or Not to Tinder
We have all been there, shortly after a relationship ends we turn to our phones and download that little white flame. Because meeting people “naturally” just doesn’t seem to happen anymore. On the rare chance that it does, we end up finding ourselves in messy situations very quickly. But what is the real reason we…
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Everyone has a Dysfunctional Family, right?
When we were younger and we complained about our family dynamic we were told that “no one’s family was perfect, that every family had their share of baggage”. The older we got the more we realized that while everyone has dysfunction, some families were more screwy than others. Looking around at what others were going…
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Bucket List
May 22, 2018, I was a senior in high school and I wrote my “bucket list”. After writing my list of goals that I hoped to accomplish over the next five years, I folded the paper and sealed it in an envelope. Just for good measure, I threw in my lucky hair tie and a…
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An Empty Tank
When you hear the word depression, automatically you think of someone who is “sad”. For some reason everyone thinks that in order to be depressed you have to be “sad”. What many people don’t talk about is the reality of depression and what it really truly feels like. It’s not about being sad it is…
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Twenty Something
Several years ago I had a therapist tell me that my twenty’s would be the time that I both found myself and lost myself. She explained to me that most people hit rock bottom then become something totally new within this decade. Now, at a bright and shiny twenty-three I am beginning to see the…
A personal blog for twenty somethings just like me.
I created Now What to help other young women discover their purpose. I began writing two years ago during a major transition in my own life, and it’s been a gift to document my growth along the way. Your twenties can feel overwhelming—you’re thrown into adulthood without a roadmap and often without a clear sense of identity. My hope is that through my words, you’ll feel encouraged to dig deeper, embrace your own journey, and boldly become the woman you were meant to be—unapologetically and wholeheartedly.
Now What? 