Ellie Jackson
A new writer! I'll write about all things life-experience, mental health, relationships, books, gaming, maybe even some powerlifting in there too.
Falling In Love
Love is so fascinating, isn't it? One person begins to know another, and in a sweet and swirling harmony their conscious, their unconscious, their hormones, their brain, their heart, their body, their soul just falls entirely for them.
Ellie JacksonPublished 6 months ago in Humans
Our First Holiday - to Amsterdam, Berlin, Poland and Back Again- Part 1.
Back when times were easier, calmer, and less scary, after my A-Levels and my boyfriend's first year of University, we planned to go on holiday as a reward and break for all our hard work.
Ellie JacksonPublished 6 months ago in WanderSometimes, Being Productive is like Hitting Your Head Against a Wall.
I am a perfectionist. There is no doubt about that. Though mysteriously, not about every aspect of my life. I don't really mind if my room is a mess, and it doesn't bother me that sometimes the home for my clothes is the floor and not neatly folded in a drawer.
Ellie JacksonPublished 6 months ago in Motivation3 simple ways to stay sane and happy as the world spins out of control
It's a well known fact that the world is in a bit of a mess right now. We started the year afresh with a herd of loonies breaking into the US' capitol building, rumours of Kanye having an affair with Jeffree Star, TikTokkers deciding to go to the Bahamas during a world wide pandemic...
Ellie JacksonPublished 7 months ago in MotivationMy Portable Cosy Place
It may sound cliché. It may seem like teenage romanticism. But there is no truer truth than this; My boyfriend is my cosy place.
Ellie JacksonPublished 7 months ago in HumansA little splash of kindness
The moody woman at the counter told me these boots were waterproof. There couldn't have been a worse day for me to find that this wasnt true.
Ellie JacksonPublished 7 months ago in HumansHow I know that I'm hopelessly in love
You know when you were a kid and whenever you went up to the counter to get a drink or an ice-cream, you always secretly eyed them and gave your sibling the one that was less full, or looked less yummy?
Ellie JacksonPublished 7 months ago in HumansWhy I know your anxiety will get better
Since I lost my parents, I have had what I can only express as anxiety. I didn't lose them to death, like many have sadly suffered, I lost them to life, which, honestly, hurts me even more.
Ellie JacksonPublished 7 months ago in Psyche
