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Ashley Nicole Latimore is a space for healing through story.
I analyze films, reflect on books, and share original poetry — all through the lens of emotional growth, talk therapy, and psychology.
Whether you’re processing your past or nurturing your present, you’re safe here.
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Hi, everyone
I wrote a poem to my future daughters.
Growing up, I was never raised to be the best woman that I could be. I was not raised to have self-worth, I wasn't protected, and I felt far from feminine.
I was taught to accept anything. I was taught that I could not do much in life. I was taught to not expect much from men and that my voice didn't matter in any setting.
That is what my parents taught me. That is what they allowed for me to learn, to internalize.
Today, I know that my parents could pour out of them only what they had within themselves. I've found purpose in the pain of my childhood - in the pain of my upbringing - and I've made a promise to myself to always represent myself the best I can. I'm being pruned all the time. This cutting feels like surgery, but it's good for me; there is constant change happening...I keep the promises that I make to myself because I'm worth the promises that I make to myself.
I've made my future daughters some promises, too. Take a listen.


Hi, everyone
Today is August 25, 2026
I will say that I’m not feeling too great this morning, but I’m so grateful that I have a manager at work who allows me to work from home if I’m not feeling well.
My plan this morning before clocking in is to lie back on my boneless couch with an episode of Naruto going, but I wanted to update my blog a bit before doing so.
I wrote a poem a little while back that I just shared on YouTube today. It’ll actually post at 1pm MST. It is entitled ‘Dear Future Daughters.’ In it, I share my heart & hopes for the little girls the Lord will entrust me with (yes, I know that we’re not supposed to end sentences with prepositions). I do enjoy the freedom of being child-free, but I so want to be every part of me. I want to be the domestic, nurturing part while also ensuring that I always have means to care for myself & for my children.
I suppose that’s all I have to share at this time.
Thanks for stopping by, & I’ll chat with y’all again soon,
Ash
I don't think he knows
that I love myself
& that I've grown
I don't think he knows
who I was
5, 10, & 20 years ago
He doesn't know who I was 2 years ago
He doesn't know
that I love myself
& that I've grown.

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