Riley Rudy reflects on a past rebound and what she remembers and has forgotten about her past relationship.

Taia Dominique points out the warning signs of a stagnant life, and how to translate those feelings into meaningful change.

Alejandra Velazquez examines her relationship to horror movies like The Conjuring, and how it changed her understanding of grief.

Blossom Magazine editors, Lola Estok and Maddy Sutka, pen their thoughts about November's theme "pain."

Evelyn Burke writes about life at Harmony House, an intentional living community, and the psychedelic times she shared with her housemates.

I ruffle through diaries from the past year, stringing together moments and memories to sum up my experience. Like a distant relative I’m...

Blossom Magazine editors, Maddy Sutka and Lola Estok, pen their thoughts about October's theme "pleasure."

Maggie unpacks her favorite college-set coming-of-age films.

This month, editors Lola Estok and Maddy Sutka talk about growth and all the messy and complicated feelings that come with it.

Worried about working from home? Don’t worry, Chaos Queen. We’ve got you covered with a few tips and tricks.

Hi Blossom! We're back with an all new theme this month - Second Chances. Pretty fitting, right?

Lyvie Scott sits down with singer-songwriter Mae Krell to discuss her new single, her influences and the importance of healthy gaslighting.

Lauryn Jackson analyzes two recent films, both of which paint an incredibly timely picture about our right to choose.

Adriene Vento interviews Delaney Hafener from The Belle Curves about their new album "Watershed."

A 4th-grade teacher in Texas shares her feelings about the epidemic of gun violence in schools in the wake of the Uvalde shooting

Taia Dominique gives us a glimpse into how her definition of feminity has shifted over time, and the ways alopecia has changed her outlook

Lyvie Scott sits down to discuss film, femininity and action heroes with her mother, Vanessa Stewart.

In the wake of the Supreme Court's alleged decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, we reached out to the Blossom community to hear their feelings

Maddy Sutka and Lola Estok introduce May by talking about femininity, and all the confusing, weird, and great labels that come with it.

Lyvie Scott searches for a way to define the new era she finds herself in, in terms other than a "Fleabag Era."