Cycle is a powerful collection of poetry and prose that takes readers on a journey through the ups and downs of attempting to love others while figuring out how to love oneself. With raw honesty and vulnerability, Vastia documents the complexities of relationships, exploring the blending of where they begin and end, and the struggle to break free from self-destructive patterns.
In this book, Vastia advocates for therapy and self-awareness, sharing personal experiences and insights that delve deep into the psyche. The tone is introspective, romantic, humorous, and sexual, with themes that touch on self-love, self-loathing, sexual distractions, love, hate, and finding love after feeling like it was lost.
One of the unique things about Cycle is the formatting, which adds a distinctive touch to the collection. But what really sets it apart is the author's unflinching willingness to dive deep into the human experience, exploring emotions with an unfiltered and raw intensity. From the joys of connection to the pain of heartbreak, Vastia gives readers a glimpse into their own relationships, the ones they nurture, and the ones they neglect.
Cycle is a must-read for anyone who has ever struggled with self-love or relationships. It is a journey of introspection, growth, and self-acceptance, providing a relatable perspective on love, loss, and what it means to truly heal.
Cycle is a collection of poems and proses. These series of poems document the ups and downs and the cycle of attempting to love others while figuring out how to love myself. What could have been and blending where relationships began and ended. Or did they even end or begin? Loving others can come from accepting love from others but importantly, yourself. You are bound to repeat what you don't heal from...
I'm an advocate for therapy and I’m also very aware of myself. Though I warned people on who I was, I still allowed the unallowable hoping they’d leave. Here’s a glimpse from my perspective.
By purchasing this book you are helping me. I’ll be donating to these 3 charities for change. I am not affiliated with these charities, I just want to contribute to their fight/cause. 30% automatically gets put to the side.
The African American Planning Commission (AAPC) Inc., addresses the related issues of domestic violence, HIV/AIDS, mental illness,
Audre Lorde Project - ALP is an organization that dedicates itself to achieving social and economic equality for LGBT communities of color
The Association of Black Psychologists, Inc.- Making a Positive Impact on Black Mental Health
E-book: 196 pages
Made With: Love
Product Dimensions: Digital
Language: English
