Make being in healthy relationships cool again. Be obsessed with being a GOOD partner. Be loyal. Be emotionally intelligent. Be kind. Communicate properly. Protect each other’s peace. Actually like each other. I used to always say one of my goals in life was to sit around a table of women and proudly say, “Not my man.” But honestly? That phrase gives me the ick a little now… because I pray I am never sat at another table full of women normalising unhappy relationships ever ag

I’m out here changing it the best I can, guys. I had a moment recently with a man I’ve been speaking to every day — and we still are — but there was a point where he disappeared for two days. For a second, I thought, “What a dick.” Then I stopped myself. Because we had already spoken about what this was. No pressure. No ownership. No forced expectations. Just two humans talking and seeing where life takes it. We had both agreed that if either one of us no longer wanted to con

Sorry. The word "sorry"! Stop using it for situations/actions that you're actually okay with doing at the time! Either don't do it or simply take accountability and stand for what you do/did! Why be sorry for something you were so comfortable doing at the time? Why be sorry for something that, at the time you were doing it, you were completely okay with? I hate when people use it to cover things up! It's obvious that I get so triggered by this word because it has been used on