Gurlstalk.com Website Review

gurls talk is an online community for young women to discuss issues such as education mental health depression se*uality selfcare. looking after my friends...but who looks after me? read story instagram has the chance to be detrimental towards our mental health, but only if we allow it to be. we are the ones in control. that means who you follow, what visual narrative and message you allow yourself to consume online. i wrote this letter after weeks of not knowing what to do about my feelings. his death really took an inexplicable toll on me and my polly is best known for her dark and satirical drawings of women and their demons.. all i know about grief and loss (and everything i learnt along the way) : by lottie lander. growing up i experienced a lot of death. my twin brother, my dad, both granddads and my uncle all died before i was legally a ‘grown up’. but then there's the stereotype. black people can't swim. and my mum and i were having none of that. in clas*, i could see myself as the only black gi*l at the de*p end of the pool and it both pushed and perplexed me to carry on in the water. think it is safe to say my life hasn’t been plain sailing, yet from the outside looking in people seem to think otherwise, that is why it is so important to truly use that saying you learnt when you were a kid – don’t judge a book by its cover. i suppose my advice to you, the reader(s) is to teach yourself to not just exist without your loved one, strive to do great things for them. i have suffered with mental health issues for over a year now, which i guess is a small amount of time in comparison to others. i crash every so often but i’ve learnt talking about those lows can create highs and can help me with my recovery and stability. gurls talk teamed up with romance journal and women under the influence in january for the women's march on washington d.c. check out the video we made together! featuring so many incredible women and interviews. check it out below: