Lea Wilson
Bio
Hey there. I work in the entertainment industry.I’m in love with, all things horror, fitness, beauty products and books. I also happen to be a psychology major so, I'm kind of a jack of all trades
Stories (12/0)
Love will never be found
He came back into my life. We agreed, we both knew it would be temporary. It still hurts. It’s hurt everyday knowing that he was going to walk back out as easily as the first time. The vain and meaningless I love you’s whispered in my ear from time to time. The longing I feel as his arms wrap around me and he holds me close in the dark. Each day passing and I know, I know the end is near. It came quicker than I thought. The end of May.
By Lea Wilson 2 years ago in Confessions
Once upon a sad dream
It’s a tough thing being a feminine feminist. On the one hand, you can be accused of not being feminist enough and on the other hand, you are looked at as though you hate men. I don’t hate men. I also enjoy being able to shave my underarms and wear dresses. I want to be able to walk into work and not be treated as though I am lesser than, weaker. Which of course is tougher than usual given my industry. I want equal pay to my male counterparts. It’s tricky because I’m tired of men trying to step all over me. Both in my personal and professional life. I have to admit that I have never been submissive in any relationship I’ve been in, and I should never have to be. I don’t like the idea that I should have a man to take care of me. I believe that it’s an old way of thinking and something to be left in the past.
By Lea Wilson 2 years ago in Confessions
Yours
My flight arrived a little late and paparazzi were waiting for me at the door. I didn’t even mind, I was just so thrilled to be coming home. I stepped out into the warm bright Los Angeles sunshine and breathed in. It was so good to be back. Eight months sure had felt like a lifetime. My driver was waiting for me on the curb and he opened the door for me to step in and away from the flashing cameras and he put my bags into the trunk.
By Lea Wilson 2 years ago in Fiction
Too Late
Ivy always wondered if she stayed because she loved him or if she stayed because she didn’t think she should leave. Was it better to doubt oneself or walk away and live a life without him? Turns out she didn’t have a choice. He left her, after five years, six months, and fourteen days together. He left her so he could find himself and really as it turns out he left her so he could find someone else.
By Lea Wilson 2 years ago in Horror
Does it get better?
You know, 2020 was a pretty shitty year. I mean for everyone but if I can be a little self-absorbed, it sucked for me too. 2021 only became an extension of that. 2020 was supposed to be the year of possibilities, travel, and hope. Instead, it was the year of a pandemic, the loss of my career, and the beginning of the end of my three-year relationship with the man I wanted to spend the rest of my life with. During my eight months of unemployment in 2020, I had worked out, started writing again, got aligners to fix my teeth, finished a degree, and went back to school. I was feeling pretty good aside from my career becoming a bust because the entertainment industry took a massive hit.
By Lea Wilson 3 years ago in Humans
Five must-see "old school" shows on Netflix
So anyone who knows me, knows I love classic anything. I mean, classic books, music, movies, shows. But for the purposes of this list, I wanted to keep it as simple as possible. There are five shows on Netflix that are either actually retro or are older than three years ago that you should definitely take the time to watch.
By Lea Wilson 4 years ago in Geeks
Will the entertainment industry survive COVID-19
As anyone who knows my bio, then you know I work in the entertainment industry as a technician. With the wave of this pandemic and now current strife in our country, my colleagues and I wonder what the future holds for our industry. We’re living on unemployment with held breath for knowledge on any sign that we might be going back to work soon. I think people have a tendency to forget about us, since we work in the back and no one wonders what happens to writers, designers, etc. We exist and we’re very real and we are struggling like so many are struggling. We remain quiet because there are bigger problems at hand, too many people dying, people working on the front line working under stress and now with new problems arising I think we feel lost. It’s overwhelming for anyone and everyone during this time, we’re consumed by the media and the concerns of what will happen tomorrow let alone today. I felt this need to let my fellow colleagues know, I still question the future of our industry in private thoughts and know many do too.
By Lea Wilson 4 years ago in Journal
Bullet Journal-June Layout
My bullet journal for June is in the theme of Bubble Tea. I was inspired by a creative Youtuber who posts her bullet journaling and I did use some of her theming on my own, and I also made some pages simply inspired by the theme. I am not new to bullet journaling but I never quite picked it up seriously either. I tested the waters for a bit and had decided it wasn’t for me, it felt silly. Then COVID happened and I lost all three of my jobs and went on unemployment. Fours months of being at home everyday all the time can really make a person question their sanity. So I started picking up old hobbies I had lost time for and picked journaling backup as well. I needed something to fill my time as well as a need for a creative outlet since my career is all about creativity. The first month I did was back in May and I will not be sharing any pictures from that because WOW. It sucked hardcore.
By Lea Wilson 4 years ago in Motivation
Five must watch K-dramas on Netflix
There is so much going on right now that it’s hard to take in everything all at once. It’s overwhelming and stressful. The best way that I unwind and distract myself these days is I watch shows and movies. I also listen to podcasts when I’m on the road and music anytime of day. My guilty pleasure shows are always K-dramas. Here are five must watch K-dramas on Netflix.
By Lea Wilson 4 years ago in Geeks
Shudder-Worth a subscription?
Is Shudder worth the subscription? I had decided to make an account with a free trial for seven days so I could watch Shudder’s new show, “Cursed Films”. Having a love of movies and especially horror, I thought it was a show I would just love. I will provide a brief review of that in a moment.
By Lea Wilson 4 years ago in Geeks
Must see Docu-series during a quarantine
So you’re home and you’re stuck there until things start to go back to normal with all this COVID-19 stuff hanging over our heads. I have found myself watching way too many docu-series and I think more and more people are starting to get hooked on them too. These are the Top five docu-series/dramas you have to watch during the quarantine. You can find these on Netflix.
By Lea Wilson 4 years ago in Geeks