Madison Elliott
Bio
27 * Canadian * Step Mama * Love all things OZ, cats, 1D, and Leonardo DiCaprio
Stories (12/0)
Love Isn't Dead
Did love die in this year? It sure feels like it. I'm not just talking about the celebrity splits, let's be honest, we saw a lot of those coming. I'm talking about my loved ones. For the entirety of 2018, I've seen more of my friends go through break-ups and heartache than ever before. Couples I genuinely thought would go the distance have called it quits, and more often than not, one partner is completely blindsided in the process.
By Madison Elliott5 years ago in Humans
Dear Anthony
A few weeks ago, one of my boyfriend’s oldest friends, Anthony, passed away suddenly through a tragic accident. He was only 25. Watching my love go through this pain has been one of the hardest things I’ve ever had to witness. I’m at a loss of what to say or do for him… so I wrote down my feelings and frustrations and I addressed them to the only other person who could understand… Anthony. I debated even publishing this, as I didn't get the opportunity to get to know Anthony well, but I needed to say this to him, in my own way.
By Madison Elliott6 years ago in Poets
She's So High
I've sworn up and down for years that I would never get high. It's not that I judge people who do, I've just truly never had any interest in trying. I'd be handed a joint at a party and would just pass it on to the next person without a second thought.
By Madison Elliott6 years ago in Potent
- Top Story - March 2018
Sex and Me... at 23Top Story - March 2018
Let’s talk about sex. I’ve always been a late bloomer. I was the last out of my friends for pretty much everything. I got my period last, I had my first kiss last, had my first date last, and I was the last to get a boyfriend.
By Madison Elliott6 years ago in Filthy
Step-Momming
Being a step-mom is hard. It can be thankless, and exhausting, and enlightening, and beautiful all at the same time. You don’t always know when to speak up, because you’re afraid of stepping on toes. You don’t know how hard to discipline sometimes, because you don’t want to cross a line. You’re terrified of hurting more than you help.
By Madison Elliott6 years ago in Families