a little more about me

Hi there, I’m Evalyn. ❤

I’m a fourteen-year-old female who was born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. I was raised in the big cities most of my childhood, we’d go to Chicago every summer (and if we were lucky enough, every other winter) I then moved to a small town in South Carolina. And, let me tell you, it was small. Not even 5 years later, we moved to another small town in North Carolina. And again. And again. Until we finally settled for a small city, the state’s capital, Raleigh. My dad ended up getting a promotion, which caused him to have to move to Florida-for a whole year. This tore my family up inside, but no one ever talked about it, in risk of someone bursting out in tears. My mom was the least emotion at first, which puzzled me. I did, however, later find out she was struggling the most. My sister developed depression since she’s a MAJOR daddy’s girl. My younger sister cried every night before bed. My brother got irritated a lot, and used the situation as an excuse to slack off in the house. What did I do? I couldn’t feel any emotion. I felt so much emotion I couldn’t express it. I developed anxiety issues, even my school began to go downhill. I had two panic attacks for the first time ever. This whole situation got me thinking. How many other people are struggling with their mental health? How many other people are dealing with similar situations? Well, as you know, quite a few. I couldn’t just watch it destroy everyone around me. I had to do something about it. So I did.

Published by Evalyn

Ever since I was little, all I wanted to do was make other people's lives better. Make it simple. I've loved the idea of "killing two birds with one stone", and just plain simplicity. Just the thought of making something easier, even if it is as simple as organizing the kitchen cabinets, gets me excited. With that, I decided to make this blog for you. Only, I'm not going to help you organize your cabinets, but help you manage your life. And help you maintain a healthy state of mind. Because you to deserve to be happy. And no one wants to be consumed by a mental disorder. Don't consider this "helping you", consider it guiding you to happiness and positivity. x)

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