Honey, Sweetie - Our Race Matters & Your Colorblindness is Harmful AF. Signed, a Pissed Off Black American Woman
Black Woman Scholar, Changing AP's Realm, Inner Intellectual Rants/Convos, Poetically Articulating the Navigation of this Human Experience. Ashleigh Pandora Steele Black Woman Scholar, Changing AP's Realm, Inner Intellectual Rants/Convos, Poetically Articulating the Navigation of this Human Experience. Ashleigh Pandora Steele

Honey, Sweetie - Our Race Matters & Your Colorblindness is Harmful AF. Signed, a Pissed Off Black American Woman

For the first time in my life, I got called a racist because I did not agree with an 1800-century minded Bible-thumping (yes, I am a Christian), colorblind, woe is me, “feminist wasn’t made for anyone - including the white woman” thinking, love conquers all even overt racial violence, arguably stating that everyone suffers the same - white woman.

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When “Friends” Compete: The Silent Battle of Jealousy
Ashleigh Pandora Steele Ashleigh Pandora Steele

When “Friends” Compete: The Silent Battle of Jealousy

Friendship is supposed to be a safe space—a sanctuary where mutual support, love, and encouragement thrive. But what happens when a “friend” starts to compete instead of celebrate? When their inner dialogue shifts from cheering you on to wondering how they can outdo you?

Jealousy within friendships isn’t always obvious. Sometimes, it’s hidden behind forced smiles, backhanded compliments, or subtle attempts to minimize your achievements. While it’s easy to feel hurt or betrayed, it’s important to understand what’s really going on: their competition isn’t with you—it’s with themselves.

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