Love In Full Color
Love In Full Color
A Contemporary blog on Love, identity, and all of the moments that define us.
Introducing: Letters To No One:
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A b o u t
Hey, I’m Lyna.
Welcome to my little corner of the internet.
I am a writer, blogger, professional day dreamer, and part-time over-thinker.
Basically, I turn life’s chaos into words and call it art. Stick around— it’s raw, unfiltered, a little messy, but always real.
I am someone who believes that the most beautiful parts of life often come from the messiest places. As a 22-year-old who has planned the majority of her life around keeping a ball off of the floor, I’m just now finding my footing in the world beyond being an athlete, uncovering who I am and what I truly want.
This space is for the conversations we don’t always have out loud—about love, identity, sex, and all the pieces of ourselves we’re still figuring out.
I am so excited that you are here.
The Q&A line is open for any and all questions, comments, or concerns. Looking to reach me for another reason? Go Here or you can find me through socials.
“There’s a delicate alchemy in the spaces where life isn’t asking you to be anything but simply inviting you to become.”
Words From You
Words From You
“I am so proud of you for this, you have always been one of the most authentic people I have ever met in my life and I’ve admired you for so many years. I love what you’ve written so far and can’t wait to continue to keep up with you as you start this journey. Much love ❤️❤️❤️”
-Leighney
“I know you just posted this but I already read through the two you have posted on there (oops). I think this blog could REALLY help young girls, especially those without older sisters or motherly figures. This is very deep & well written! It shows just how comfortable you are in your own skin and I think that’s something a lot of us need🫶🏻”
-Megan
“Wow! You have such a way with words. As a fellow little girl who’s mother was swallowed whole from addiction, you explained feelings I could never put into words. This is such a cool thing that you’re doing! Wishing you the best of luck with this and you’ve got yourself a reader in me.”
-E
“Wow!! just read the trauma blog. Thank you for sharing your raw experience. Your way with words is remarkable! I was brought to tears more than once. I can’t help but still think of you and your sister as little girls. I know you are both fully grown, beautiful women now, but your middle school selves live forever, rent free, in my heart ❤️”
-S.C.
“I have never met you in real life before but we have always followed each other on social media. After reading your blog I felt like I have known you my whole life. You have such a way with words. I was wondering if you could write about the struggles of body image issues and self love in the future? That is something that I have always struggled with and I think hearing some advice from you would help me and so many others🩷”
-L
“This is so good. I’m so excited and happy for you!! You’re sharing true glimpses of your life and that’s a blessing to the world.”
-A.D.
What a cruel fate it is, to be born into a body you cannot move out of—only rearrange.
The Ultimate Guide for February 14th.
I feel like we don’t talk about the dynamics behind siblings that grew up through trauma together and drift apart as they get older.
So, here I am…talking about it.
X turns 22.