Why I Stop Blogging

Hello, it’s been a while, and I apologize for no explanation or warning that I will be gone. The month of February was the worst month of my life. Back in December, my grandfather got ill. I was trying to be optimistic and strong. Thinking back at it now was very naive of me not to think of the worst. In January, he was in and out of the hospital, and I was still trying to hold on. Unfortunately, in the first week of February, he died of liver problems. I was then hit with depression and was not inspired to do the things I love. In the same month, I got COVID and was ill for two weeks. My mental health was in bad shape while my physical health was depleting. I don’t want to write a blog about self-development when I was not in that state. I felt like it would be hypocritical to write a blog about something that I was not doing. I want to always stay authentic with my writing, and me posting about staying strong or productivity would make me feel like I lied. I like to say that I’m back, but I learned that life is very unpredictable, so I don’t know how long I would stay. For now, I will be posting blogs regularly. I’m truly sorry for not giving a heads up. In the beginning, I was not planning to share this with you guys since it’s personal, and I was not ready to open up. I hope this helped you understand why I was missing. I will be posting again once a week and also on my Instagram. Thank you for reading, and have a great week.

4 thoughts on “Why I Stop Blogging

  1. Welcome back! I’m sorry for your loss & you becoming ill with Covid. I hope you are feeling better mentally now. Breaks are so important when life is not being on our side. Can’t wait to read more of your upcoming posts πŸ’•πŸ’•πŸ’•

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