Larissa Martin
hey everyone so my name is Larissa I am a non-fiction inspirational writer my goal with my writing is not to have people like my writing but to see things from another viewpoint other than their own and if I can do that for at least one person than I have done what I set out to do has a writer
Why Labeling Ourselves as ‘Busy’ Is Actually Harmful
I’m a workaholic.
If I’m not working my part-time job, then I’m writing. If I’m not writing, then I'm posting content on my writing...
Why Everyone Needs a ‘Work Bestie’ In Their Life
Work is always better with co-workers who become good friends. No matter how busy work is or how much stress you feel, you know...
Don’t Apologize For Venting
I am the queen of apologizing for venting. I’ve improved, but I still apologize for venting from time to time. I’m human, and it...
Different Music, Same Joy: Why Respecting Music Preferences Matters
I am a massive music fan with diverse tastes that range from Beyoncé to Dream Theater, a progressive metal rock band, as well as...
Why All Colleges Should Have Mental Health Days
I didn't go to college, but I know plenty of people who did. I can assure you that none of them took mental health...
How To Cope With Telling Your Family About Your New Relationship
When you start dating someone, it can feel like a whirlwind of emotions. There is the excitement of meeting someone new, the confidence boost...
It’s Time To Redefine What It Means To Be Independent
We need to redefine independence. The truth is, no one is entirely independent.
Let me explain. I am independent; however, due to my disability, people...
Why The ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’ Is Anything But That
Today marks the start of Disability Pride Month, but what is Disability Pride Month? Every July, Disability Pride Month recognizes the importance of the...
The PPL Disaster Hurts Aide Workers, Too
A while ago, I wrote about how the New York Medicaid changes negatively affected people with disabilities. Our governor decided to hand off our...
Why Having a High-Paying Job Is a Sign of ‘Ability Privilege’
Many of us don’t think of employment as a privilege. Working can feel inconvenient and downright stressful at times, and not having to work...
