Welcome to Raw Reflections
This is where the commentary gets sharp, the writing gets bold, and nothing is off-limits. Raw Reflections is more than a blog—it’s an ongoing conversation about law, identity, culture, power, and the personal truths we’re told to keep quiet.
Here, I unpack courtroom drama, critique pop culture, analyze the systems meant to protect us (but often don’t), and write through the chaos of being alive in a world that demands silence from the loudest hearts. From legal education to emotional storytelling, every post is crafted with clarity, depth, and purpose.
If you’re here for truth, for context, for the unfiltered version of what really matters—then you’re in the right place.
The 30/40/20 Split: My Weird Little Cocktail of Sexuality
I used to think bisexuality fit me, but the truth is, my sexuality has shifted again. After weeks of reflection, I’ve realized I’m not quite straight, not quite ace, not quite demi—I’m a 30/40/20 cocktail of all three. Sexuality is fluid, and this is me right now.
New Semester, New Standard: How I’m Showing Up This Fall
I start my semester August 25th, and I’m stepping into it with a fresh start, new essentials, and a plan to stay productive. From organizing my desk and building a Notion dashboard to mastering time management and note-taking, here’s exactly how I’m preparing for Fall 2025. Whether you’re in college or supporting someone who is, this guide is for you.
The Woman Who Fell for Her Psychiatrist: TikTok’s Wildest Delulu Case Yet
When Kendra took to TikTok to “share her truth” about falling in love with her psychiatrist, she wasn’t ready for the internet to call her delusional — but that’s exactly what happened. This isn’t just a messy love story. It’s a masterclass in limerence, cognitive distortion, and how self-victimization plays out when one side of the story can’t legally respond.
The Loneliness of Rebranding Yourself: When People Can’t See Who You’ve Become
Rebranding yourself isn’t just about changing your aesthetic, your career, or your goals — it’s about becoming someone new. The hardest part isn’t the work it takes to evolve. It’s realizing some people will never see you past the person you used to be.
Outgrowing the Hustle: Why I’m Finally Done With OnlyFans
I tried to return to OnlyFans with firmer boundaries and a clearer head—but even then, something felt off. I’ve finally realized I’ve outgrown it. Not because I couldn’t succeed, but because I no longer want to sell pieces of myself for survival. I’m stepping into a new era—one rooted in purpose, not performance.
When You Outgrow the Dream You Thought You Wanted
Sometimes you don’t just change your goals — your goals change you. And when they stop fitting, it feels like heartbreak. As someone who’s tied my worth to achievement, letting go of a dream I’ve poured my whole soul into was one of the hardest, most humbling experiences of my life. Here’s how I learned to pivot without losing myself — and why it’s okay to start over.
Love Island USA Season 7 Recap: A Week of Chaos, Couplings, and Crying Babies
After binging 36 episodes in one week, I’ve finally lived to tell the tale. From friendship breakups to villa babies and a final date breakup that still has me laughing, this season of Love Island USA was a rollercoaster. I took notes on every episode so you didn’t have to. Here’s the full recap, my unfiltered opinions, and why Bryan and Amaya deserved that win.
All Hail the Queenpin: Why Raquel Thomas Runs the Power Universe
From her first scene, cigarette in hand while her son serves vengeance, Raquel Thomas proved she’s not just another player—she’s the whole board. Here’s why Raq is the queenpin who runs the Power universe.
The Truth About AI in Blogging (And Why I’m Not Ashamed to Use It)
People think using AI means your brain stopped working. Let me clear something up: AI is a tool, not a replacement for creativity. I’ve always been a strong writer, but AI has helped me expand my talents and manage the heavy lifting that comes with blogging—research, structure, editing, SEO. Here’s how I use it, why it makes me smarter (not lazy), and why the AI-hate is rooted in fear, not facts.
The Art of Solo Dates: Why Taking Yourself Out Is the Ultimate Power Move
Who said dates are just for couples? The truth is, your favorite plus-one should be you. Solo dates aren’t lonely—they’re luxurious. They’re the ultimate power move because nothing says confidence like enjoying your own company unapologetically. In this post, I’m sharing why solo dating is a flex and giving you ideas to make it magical.
The Pretty Pressure: The Dark Side of Influencer Life
Influencing isn’t just a job—it’s a performance. When your face is the product, every flaw feels like failure. Here’s the truth about the pretty pressure no one talks about.
The Psychology of Clout: Why We’re Addicted to Validation
Clout isn’t just social currency—it’s psychological. Our brains crave validation like oxygen, and social media turned it into a scoreboard. Here’s why we’re addicted to approval, how it impacts our mental health, and what it takes to break free from the chase.
The Dark Side of Empathy: When Caring Too Much Hurts You
Empathy is often praised as a gift, but what happens when it becomes your greatest weakness? Here’s the hidden cost of caring too much—and how to stop losing yourself in the process.
I Don’t Want to Be Perceived: The Battle Between Attention and Privacy
A raw and revealing look at the paradox of craving recognition while fearing exposure. This isn’t just about fame—it’s about the complicated emotions that come with being watched, wanted, and misunderstood.
“You’re So Mature for Your Age”: How Infantilization & Idealization Warp Up
“You’re so mature for your age.”
It sounds like a compliment, but it often masks a deeper wound. When adults praise children for being mature, they’re often praising trauma responses—silence, emotional suppression, self-sacrifice. In this post, I break down how infantilization and idealization can warp our sense of self, and what it means to reclaim your identity on your own terms.
Carrying the Weight of a Legacy: Power Book II and the Rise of Tariq St. Patrick
Tariq St. Patrick didn’t ask to be a kingpin. But by Season 4, he’s not just haunted by his father’s legacy — he’s living it. ‘Power Book II: Ghost’ isn’t just a sequel. It’s a strategic, emotional, and bloody blueprint for how legacy can shape, twist, and consume you. And by the finale? Tariq isn’t running anymore. He’s the one calling the shots
The Rise, Reign, and Ruin of Ghost St. Patrick
He wanted to be James St. Patrick — a husband, a father, a businessman, a politician. But he died Ghost. A king without a crown, a dreamer undone by his own delusions. This is the rise, reign, and ruin of Power’s most tragic antihero — and why his story still haunts us.
Romanticizing My Routine Changed My Life — Here’s How
This blog is for the girls who feel stuck in survival mode. For the ones who scroll past “clean girl” content and wonder why they don’t feel like that. I was you. But I found a way to slow down, show up, and start falling in love with the quiet parts of life. Here’s how I romanticized my routine — and why you should too.
Gaslighting Explained: How Abusers Rewire Your Sense of Reality
Gaslighting isn’t just someone lying to you — it’s someone convincing you to lie to yourself. In this post, I’m breaking down the psychology behind gaslighting, how abusers use it to make you question your reality, and how to take your power back when everything starts to feel like your fault. You’re not crazy. You were conditioned to forget who you are — and now it’s time to remember.
How Common Is Sexual Harassment? Breaking Down the Stats + Speaking From Experience
Sexual harassment is far more common than people realize. From shocking national statistics to my own lived experience, this blog breaks down how widespread the issue really is—and why it’s time we stop brushing it off. If you’ve ever felt violated, threatened, or simply sick of the messages you never asked for, this one’s for you.