By bringing nuance to discussions about pop culture and directing our attention to important issues, I open up the floor for much needed conversations.
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The poems, which cover topics, such as love, loss, pain, fear, struggle, strength, and self-acceptance, were sometimes written and always read by me, Shirley De Leon.
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Are societal expectations helpful or hurtful to our personal growth? On this week’s episode of Written Closure, I discuss how living up to the expectations we were taught during childhood doesn’t necessarily lead to the life we want in adulthood. Of course, I also read a poem about the change in my thoughts, feelings, and beliefs, as it relates to this topic.
Read MoreHave you ever felt pressure to be something you’re not in order to fit in or get ahead? On this week’s episode of Written Closure, I talk about the consequences of trying to fit in and have a message (a.k.a. poem) for people who seek personal gain from you compromising your authentic self.
Read MoreWhy do some men date you despite not being THAT into you? On this week’s episode of Written Closure, I discuss the dynamics of dating men who like to keep things casual and share insight on what types of shady behavior to look out for.
Read MoreIs being too positive a bad thing? On this week’s episode of Written Closure, I dive into the topic of excessive positivity and read a poem about how I deal with people and environments that prefer “good vibes only.”
Read MoreHow much does physical attraction matter in a romantic relationship? On the first episode of Written Closure, I offer my take on the subject and read a poem on my dating experience with physically attractive men.
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