Mary Caitlyn
Bio
As a 20 year old geek who tries to have a positive outlook in life, I'm all about acting, singing, art, and writing. I'm a feminist and mental health activist. Read my articles, and help me pay my tuition!
Stories (9/0)
Life Lessons from my Little Brother
There is no one in this world I love more than my younger brother. For the last 15 years, he's been my best friend and my worst enemy. He's been the voice of reason and the peacekeeper in the family, and he's been like that for a very long time. My mother calls him an "old soul" and I can't help but agree with her. He's one of the smartest people I know, and his mind is amazing in all different kinds of ways.
By Mary Caitlyn4 years ago in Families
Words He'll Never Read
When I crossed the stage at my high school graduation, I swore to myself I'd never forget where I came from; to never forget the people who helped shape me into who I am today. As I was turning a new chapter in the book of my life, I swore to never forget you.
By Mary Caitlyn6 years ago in Humans
Making America Great?
Let's talk about something that's been bothering me for awhile... Trump's policy on illegal immigrants. Before you get on my tail about how it's a "good thing," how illegal immigrants are "taking our jobs, raping our women, and murdering people," you don't need to read if you don't want to. Go ahead and close the page, but be warned. You'll be forever blinded by ignorance.
By Mary Caitlyn6 years ago in The Swamp
'The End of the F***ing World'
WARNING!: SPOILERS FOR THE END OF THE F***ING WORLD AHEAD!" When it's really cold out, I tend to never leave my house. When I never leave my house, I get bored pretty quickly. So, while browsing on my phone for a bit, I found an advertisement for a show on Netflix called The End of the F***ing World. No joke, that's actually the title. I was pretty intrigued, mostly because the advertisements looked pretty funny.
By Mary Caitlyn6 years ago in Geeks
The Fourteen Points of Fascism and Our President
A while back, Dr. Lawrence Britt studied the regimes of the world's most infamous fascist leaders, including Hitler and Mussolini. He managed to narrow down their time of ruling into fourteen clear points that define fascism.
By Mary Caitlyn6 years ago in The Swamp