Daisy Change

Before we go any further let me just make it clear, there are affiliate links in this post. This is no extra cost to you, but if you click and purchase something via one of my links then I may make a small commission. Disclaimer :The following post is written purely from experience, if you are going through a hard time and feel the need to do so, you should seek professional assistance from the reverent sources.  I am not a doctor, counsellor or therapist, if you choose to take my advise you do so at your own risk.  I have noticed recently that we have a lot of new followers to this site, so before I get started let me give you a little bit of background. I am a country girl from South Wales, and my other half is a Londoner. We were a long distance couple for a long time, but eventually, I moved to London, not just to be closer to him, but also because it was better for my well-being, career and overall goals for fulfilment. London as with any city, is so divers...

Hey guys, we're back!  Hope you are having a great Summer, we sure are!  In fact, you can see just how much fun we've been having over on insta where we are smack bang in our summer of reflection.  You see I have a big birthday at the end of this Summer and so before I hit the big _0 I wanted to reflect on all that I have learnt thus far, and where life has brought me. Now it just wouldn't be right if, given that I am a generous person by nature if I don't share that generosity with the city that I have called home for 5 years.  Previously to that, I was in a long-distance relationship with my other half for 5 years and so f or 10 years now, London has been a regular part of my life. I know that many of you are moving to London for school around about now. (or maybe you just moved here for your other half/as a faith move and need to jump straight into work like I did) The thing is, much of what I share here could be useful if you are moving to the big city this Su...

How To Leave A Secret Society And Not Die (How I Got Trapped) They trapped me, or maybe or perhaps it was my ignorant bliss. I thought they loved, I thought they cared, But really they lied, they emptied me wallet and soul. I was so broken, Thinking there was  no way out.  I thought I was desperate at the beginning. When death signed the marriage certificate.  But oh what bliss to struggle in freedom! The day they gave me everything,  I thought I won, but really I lost.