View Post 4 min The Confidant How to Be Interdependent Without Being Codependent Posted on November 10, 2021September 18, 2026byBailey Price A courageous pursuit of interdependence in relationships is a radical rebellion. Share
View Post 4 min The Confidant Do You Believe in ‘the One’? Posted on May 12, 2021September 18, 2026byBailey Price In the end, I’d rather know that my partner had a million choices but still chose me. Share
View Post 2 min The Dreamer The Explorer Darling Letters: La Belleza De Lo Ordinario Posted on April 2, 2021September 18, 2026byBailey Price Abracemos la belleza sutil que satura las cosas simples. Share
View Post 2 min The Dreamer Darling Letters: The Beauty of the Ordinary Posted on March 22, 2021September 18, 2026byBailey Price Let’s embrace the subtle beauty that saturates the simple things. Share
View Post 3 min The Dreamer Why It’s OK to Grieve Change and Transition Posted on January 11, 2021September 18, 2026byBailey Price It takes courage and resolve to endure loss with open eyes, but the result is an acceptance that is forged not forced. Share
View Post 3 min The Confidant An Open Letter to the Person Feeling Lonely This Christmas Posted on December 21, 2020September 18, 2026byBailey Price This Christmas, let’s try to hold onto hope of all that is to come and chose devotion over disappointment. Share
View Post 4 min The Confidant Letters to My Younger Self: The 22-Year-Old Who Is Afraid to Feel Posted on November 25, 2020September 18, 2026byBailey Price You are a living, breathing and feeling force to be reckoned with. Share
View Post 3 min The Intellectual The Controversy of Being Nuanced in a Polarizing Political Climate Posted on October 8, 2020September 18, 2026byBailey Price We want progress, open-mindedness, a holistic view of humanity and a platform of humble conviction and hope. Share
View Post 3 min The Confidant What I Learned on the Other Side of Divorce Posted on July 27, 2020September 18, 2026byBailey Price I’ve faced the fear of others’ judgement, misunderstanding and disapproval. The sun still rose the next morning. Share