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I grew up in Alabama with my grandparents, who taught me the value of hard work. I had perfect grades, hyper-analyzed my appearance, and was involved in every club you could think of: sports, student government, philanthropy projects. On the outside, I looked like the “perfect girl.” But I never saw that.
Behind the surface, my story was filled with both big and little traumas. I witnessed my mom go through domestic violence. I learned early on that being the “good girl”, aka: always giving, always performing, never needing anything, was met with love and praise. Emotions, needs, boundaries, were dangerous and ignorable.
When it came to relationships, I struggled. I fell for taken men, emotionally unavailable players, and avoidant partners. I defaulted to sex to try to feel connection, went above and beyond to prove I was a good girlfriend, and even showed up at 2am when someone called, abandoning myself just to prove I was worth loving.
I always knew I was meant to be a healer — I had so much love to give, and I deeply cared for people. I even called myself an empath. But beneath all of that giving, I felt completely alone.
I Took the Leap & Healed —And So Can You.
To Sum It All Up:
At 18, I joined a sales job and fell in love with a man who wasn't completely emotionally available - and I suspected to be avoidant. Every anxious pattern I had was magnified. The more trophies I won, speeches I gave, or nice clothes I wore, the more I received praise, acknowledgment, and attraction. But whenever I felt lost, depressed, or unsafe, I was met with fights, rejection, and shame. It felt like nothing I ever did was enough. This cycle repeated for over 3 years. I knew something had to change.
So, I threw myself into studying identity, attachment theory, masculine and feminine polarity, and trauma — like my life depended on it. In many ways, it did. I got my bachelors in Psychology at Loyola University, and invested in over five figures worth of programs and mentorship from some of the best coaches in the field. After countless hours of YouTube videos, courses, programs, and mentorship later, I finally began to heal.
Little by little, I became secure. No more crying myself to sleep. No more overthinking every text. No more believing I was broken or “too emotional.”
Men started showing up differently — bringing flowers, planning intentional dates, and asking for commitment. I fell in love with my own company, attracted friendships that saw me for me, and built a level of self-respect that radiated “unfuckwithable.”
Invest in yourself.
Gain the tools to be your dream self.
Allow yourself to recieve.
Don't wait to become "the one" and love yourself.
Take a wild guess:
Let’s have a little fun! Below are three statements about me—two are true, and one is a lie. Can you guess which one?
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Feeling inspired by these transformation stories? It’s time to make yours the next one. You don’t have to keep repeating the same cycles of overgiving, chasing, and heartbreak. With the right guidance, you can heal your attachment wounds, regulate your nervous system, and step into the magnetic, secure version of you who attracts real love.
Whether you’re ready to strengthen your relationship, call in a secure partner, or finally fall in love with yourself — this is where it begins. Let’s walk this path together and turn the love you’ve been dreaming of into reality.