A deeply personal and soul-stirring reflection on how one small blog — Broken But Becoming — aims to create a safe space for emotional honesty, challenge the culture of numbness, and inspire quiet acts of courage and healing in a fast-paced, perfection-obsessed world. This is the ripple of change I hope to leave behind.
Emotional Wellness
Not All Battles Are Loud — Some Are Silent Storms Within
Sometimes the fiercest wars we fight leave no scars visible to the world — only echoes within. This post dives into the invisible weight many carry in silence, exploring how quiet battles shape us, break us, and ultimately rebuild us.
Grief Doesn’t Ask for Permission — It Arrives Anyway
Grief doesn’t wait for an invitation. It enters unannounced, changing everything in its path. This post explores the raw, messy, and deeply human process of grieving—with compassion, honesty, and hope.
You’re Not a Burden: You’re Just Carrying Too Much Alone
You are not too much. You’re just carrying too much—alone. This post reminds you that you’re not a burden. You’re human, and you deserve to be supported, seen, and loved.
The Art of Healing: Giving Yourself Permission to Hurt and Heal
True healing doesn’t begin when the pain ends. It begins when we allow ourselves to feel that pain without shame. This post explores the powerful process of giving yourself permission to hurt — and through that, truly begin to heal.
Crying Is Not Weakness: It’s How We Heal
We’ve been taught to hold back our tears, to stay strong even when we’re falling apart. But the truth is, crying isn’t a sign of weakness—it’s one of the most powerful forms of healing. In this post, we explore why embracing our emotions, especially through tears, is a vital step in emotional wellness and self-discovery.
When No One Checks On You: Learning to Check On Yourself
There comes a time when no one asks if you’re okay—and in that silence, you learn to ask yourself. This piece is a gentle reminder that self-checking isn’t selfish—it’s sacred. Learn how to become your own safe space, your own comfort, and your own strength.