Tag: woman
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PCOS, Control, and Healing My Relationship With Food
The post illustrates a personal journey through eating disorders linked to PCOS, highlighting struggles with body image and the pursuit of control. After a traumatic experience, the author realized the harmful effects of her unhealthy habits. Through therapy, self-love, and nutrition education, she developed a healthier relationship with food and fitness, ultimately embracing joy and…
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The Misunderstood Feminine: PCOS, Power, and Pink Wraps
The author reflects on embracing her femininity while managing PCOS, highlighting her journey from insecurity to self-acceptance. Despite societal pressures and male-dominated environments, she celebrates her unique identity, merging her interests with traditional femininity. Ultimately, she advocates for a broad understanding of womanhood, championing strength and authenticity.
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Becoming Unreachable to Anything Beneath My Worth
At twenty-three, I began a blog reflecting on my dating experiences as a Black Muslim woman. Now approaching thirty, I’ve evaluated my relationships, ending toxic ones and nurturing healthy connections that uplift me. I embrace vulnerability, set clear boundaries, and focus on reciprocal love, celebrating growth and maturity in my interactions.
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Dealing with Hormonal Acne: A PCOS Journey
A PCOS girl discusses her struggles with hormonal acne, attributing it to stress and PMS. Frustrated with her skin affecting her mood, she plans to enhance her skincare routine, focusing on hydration and self-care. She emphasizes the importance of self-love, indulging in new products and pampering herself to improve her well-being.
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Overcoming PCOS: My Journey to Acceptance and Confidence
The author shares their commitment to blog more consistently and be vulnerable in their content. They reflect on their struggle with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS), acknowledging denial and a lack of treatment during their early symptoms. The realization of their health issue has shifted their mindset, leading to greater acceptance.
Kareema | The Misunderstood Afro-Muslimah 