Have you ever had a strong feeling about something and wondered: Is this my intuition—or is this anxiety? Both can speak through thoughts, emotions, and physical sensations. Both may tell you to pause, leave, wait, or pay attention. When you’re already overwhelmed or accustomed to second-guessing yourself, it can be difficult to tell which voice you’re hearing. There isn’t one perfect test, but there are patterns you can begin to notice. Anxiety Often Feels Urgent Anxiety usu

There was a time when I thought faith had to fit into a very specific box. You believe this. You don’t question that. You follow these rules. You agree with all of it—or you’re doing it wrong. And for a while, I tried to make myself fit inside that box… even when parts of it didn’t sit right in my spirit. But over time, something shifted. Instead of forcing myself to accept everything I was taught, I started doing something different: I began running everything through my own

No one really questions it when a woman says her sex drive is low. It’s almost expected. After kids. After years in a relationship. After life gets full. So you start telling yourself: “I’m just tired.” “I think my sex drive is gone.” “Maybe this is just who I am now.” And slowly… you accept it. But what if that’s not actually true? What if your sex drive didn’t disappear… What if you just became disconnected? Because let’s tell the truth—there are layers to this that no one

We often say that God doesn’t make mistakes. Yet we live in a world that constantly tells women that their natural features are problems to correct. Wrinkles are frozen with Botox. Grey hair is covered with dye. Curls are smoothed with chemicals. Bodies are reshaped to fit ever-changing standards. None of these choices make someone good or bad. But it’s worth asking a deeper question: At what point did we begin believing that the natural story of our bodies needed to be erase

We live in a society that tells us to “fake it until we make it.” To keep pushing. To keep smiling. To keep up appearances. We call this strength. Resilience. Maturity. But quietly—over time—something shifts. And somewhere along the way, that “strength” turns into slow self-betrayal. And that is heavy. It disguises itself as responsibility. As loyalty. As being “the strong one”— the one who doesn’t complain, the one everyone relies on, the one who feels guilty the moment she

This is one of the most common questions people ask when they begin paying attention to their inner guidance. You sense something. A quiet nudge. A feeling that won’t go away. And almost immediately, another voice follows: “Am I just overthinking this?” If you’ve ever wondered whether what you’re feeling is intuition or anxiety, you’re not alone. Many thoughtful, capable people struggle to tell the difference — especially during times of stress, change, or emotional overwhelm