Samira Vivette
Author and poet writing about the dark and the light.
Articles by
Samira Vivette
Okay, I Still Think About You (But Not In The Way You Think)
I’m not doting over you. I’m not crying into my pillow every night while thinking of our last conversation. It’s nothing like that, believe me.
Saying Goodbye To Those With Intentions That No Longer Serve Me
No more do I have the patience to wait around for some people to mould to my expectations. No more do I have the energy to cling to them, even lightly.
If You Find Yourself Missing Someone You Shouldn’t, Read This
Your feelings are normal, and you should allow yourself to feel the entire spectrum of emotions, for healing is ongoing and you owe it to welcome old feelings.
Don’t Wait Up For Them, Darling
Your heart is bursting with love, kindness, and understanding, and by giving it to somebody who doesn’t appreciate you, you’re giving parts of you to the wrong person.
If You Miss Me, Remember This Was Your Fault
Don’t forget it was you that pushed me over the edge.
Sometimes, Letting Go Must Happen In Stages
You allowed them so many chances to change and show you their character and they let you down every single time.
An Open Letter To The Sad Souls
Darling, let yourself seek comfort in your sadness, just for now.
They Always Come Back, But Are They What You Want?
Do you really want someone who never chose to believe in you all this time but jumped on the bandwagon when they saw others believing in you?
I’m Sorry You Loved Somebody So Toxic For Your Soul
You are worth more than what they showed you.
You’re Not Weak For Texting Them
Weakness isn’t defined by showing someone you care.
Be Very Careful About How You Treat Others, Because It Will Always Come Back To Bite You
It costs nothing to exercise kindness.
Before You Break Up With Them, Read This
Sometimes we self-sabotage because we refuse to tackle our problems head on.
Are We Still Connected To The People We Lose?
The truth is, those old lovers or friends crossed our path for a reason, and understanding why they did is important.