Dear Cancer,
2024 was a test of endurance. You let go of people you thought would stay forever. You stayed in places you outgrew. You showed up when your heart was barely in it. And even when it felt like there was nothing left to give, you kept going… sometimes out of hope, sometimes because you couldn’t afford to stop.
But you didn’t come this far just to survive. 2025 isn’t asking you to know every answer or predict every outcome. It’s asking you to trust… to trust the unknown, to trust yourself, and to trust that everything ahead is worth the risk.
This isn’t the year for playing it safe. It’s not the year for shrinking, hesitating, or waiting for the perfect moment. It’s the year you walk into every space like you were built to be there. It’s the year you make decisions without criminally overthinking. It’s the year you let yourself feel excited about what’s coming next, because thrill and fear feel the same until you decide which one you’re going to lean into.
No more questioning if you deserve it. No more explaining why you’re here. Why wait to be chosen when you’re already showing up crowned?
Let’s make 2025 count—for love, for success, and for every win with our name on it. Happy New Year Cancers ♋️💙🎉
A Trump victory only means that Americans were not happy with the current administration, the country is still conservative- hardcore pro life. They voted for a change of government not change of personality. #USAElection2024
Roger Federer’s Commencement Address at Dartmouth yesterday might be the best speech he’s ever given.
Amazingly articulate, funny, full of wisdom. Made me laugh and tear up. I’m so very proud to have had him as my idol for the past two decades.
If you have 25 minutes to spare…
“She loved with so much passion as she loved with ignorance. She did not know whether it were good or evil, beneficent or dangerous, necessary or accidental, eternal or transitory, permitted or prohibited: she loved.” —Victor Hugo, Les Misérables
"I am slowly learning that some people are not good for me, no matter how much I love them. I deserve someone who is gentle and kind, because my soul is getting tired. Realising that I deserve something good is one of the first steps."
—Michelle K., Why I Need To Say Goodbye