Become Her The Companion Journal

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It’s an internal fight to become who you want to be and not letting obstacles get in the way of becoming all and everything you are meant to be and dream to be.

I have always understood that being seen as an “angry woman”—sometimes simply for sharing my thoughts out loud—would cast me as overemotional, irrational, “passionate,” maybe hysterical, and certainly a “not-objective” and fuzzy thinker.The inclusion of that world's poems, maps, and such often found within the author's notes are a great and fun supplement that helps flesh out the world.

This goes hand in hand with how you dress and feel inside may help with the characteristics that you may want to portray. So it’s not surprising that surveys show men today are having much less sex as compared to previous generations. What would the world look like if all of us were allowed to experience and productively express the full range of our emotions without penalty?Even our technology incorporates these ideas, in deferential female-voiced virtual assistants (Siri, Alexa, and Cortana come to mind) for whom the responses “yes” and “what can I do for you? Before we knew it, the weekend passed in a blur and Monday arrived, with so much excitement in the air! I thought about how annoyed I get when doing an outdoor photoshoot for the blog – cursing the skies for unpredictable weather, getting the stylised angles that I had in mind and reshooting until I am satisfied, retouching my makeup and hair, worrying about my back and knee. Story: A young girl is ripped from her old, relatively wealthy and happy life, by an kleptocrat and his minions. This is where I started in 2012 and this is where I will continue my advocacy, despite the easiness of other social media platforms.

Throwing plates is an example of a coping mechanism, but it is not an effective or healthy way to express anger. Every time I did it that the girl would end up with a guy who was doing exactly the opposite; being an a**hole.Even the not-so-prominent characters are written in a way that makes you invested enough to be curious about what happens to them when the protagonists move on. Instead of excitement by mixing all these themes, we got a really boring, plodding story with few interactions between the hero and the heroine (I don't think they spent a quarter of the book in each other’s company) and long winded descriptions of time passing. On the flip side, the societal and cultural belittlement of our anger is a cunning way of limiting and controlling our power—one we can no longer abide. So, for example, in some cultures anger is a way to vent frustration, but in others it is more for exerting authority. Do you feel like there's something missing when it comes to cracking the code of women and dating… but you can't figure out what it is?