I Actually Like Being Alone.

Calling A Show A 'guilty Pleasure' Is Like Saying 'i'm Embarrassed To Say I Watch It But I Can't Stop.' That's Not A Compliment.

I Don't Know If Anyone Has Noticed But I Only Ever Write About One Thing: Being Alone. The Fear Of Being Alone, The Desire To Not Be Alone, The Attempts We Make To Find Our Person, To Keep Our Person, To Convince Our Person To Not Leave Us Alone, The Joy Of Being With Our Person And Thus No Longer Alone, The Devastation Of Being Left Alone. The Need To Hear The Words: You Are Not Alone.

I'm A Black Woman Every Day, And I'm Not Confused About That. I'm Not Worried About That. I Don't Need To Have A Discussion With You About How I Feel As A Black Woman, Because I Don't Feel Disempowered As A Black Woman.

At The End Of The Day, When It Comes Down To It, All We Really Want Is To Be Close To Somebody. So This Thing Where We All Keep Our Distance And Pretend Not To Care About Each Other, It's Usually A Load Of Bull. So We Pick And Choose Who We Want To Remain Close To, And Once We've Chosen Those People, We Tend To Stick Close By. No Matter How Much We Hurt Them. The People That Are Still With You At The End Of The Day, Those Are The Ones Worth Keeping. And Sure, Sometimes Close Can Be Too Close. But Sometimes, That Invasion Of Personal Space, It Can Be Exactly What You Need.

Most Of The Women I Saw On Tv Didn't Seem Like People I Actually Knew. They Felt Like Ideas Of What Women Are.