Holly Riordan
Holly is the author of Severe(d): A Creepy Poetry Collection.
Your Worst Moments Will Inspire Your Biggest Changes
Sometimes, your worst moments put your priorities into perspective. Sometimes, your worst moments make you realize you need to make a change. Sometimes, your worst moments are turning points that can launch you in another direction.
Quiet Girls Aren’t As Innocent As You Think
People look at you more like a background character in a film than an actual, flesh and blood human being. They don’t think you have emotions. They don’t think you have a personality. They don’t think you have an opinion.
I’m Trying (And Failing) To Become The Best Version Of Myself
I keep reminding myself that taking a small step back does not mean I’m a failure and should give up on whatever I’m trying to accomplish. It means I only need to take a single step forward to get back on track.
The Happiest Girls Are The Ones Who Aren’t Treating Life Like A Competition
The happiest girls are the ones who never wonder whether they are falling behind because they realize there is no such thing.
When You’re The Toxic One (Because You’ve Had A Rough Past)
You used to be an optimist. You used to be sweet and starry-eyed. You weren’t always this cynical. You weren’t always this short-tempered. The world made you this way. The people in your past made you this way.
When You Get Me Angry Enough, You Lose Me Forever
I have a hard time walking away from toxic situations because I always find a reason to stay. I always see the best in the worst people.
The Most Unattractive Thing You Can Do Is Lie To Me
If you lie to me once, I’m going to start questioning your motives, questioning your morals, questioning whether you have any respect for me.
When You’re Insecure, It Can Slowly Push Your Forever Person Away
When you’re insecure, you spend a lot of time living in the past. You’re still stuck on how ‘ugly’ you were in high school or how the first person you loved rejected you or how your ex cheated on you. You have a hard time looking in the mirror and accepting you’re not the same person you used to be. You’ve changed. You’ve grown. You’ve become even more beautiful.