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- 1A blogger reflects on a song that no longer brings tears●music and PSA That song doesn’t make me cry anymore. And, if you were wondering, I’m totally not bitter about it, either
A writer on mylittlehawk.com has shared a personal reflection about a song that once made them cry but no longer does, adding, tongue-in-cheek, that they are 'totally not bitter' about it. The piece mixes music talk with a personal note on how emotions tied to a song fade over time, striking a chord with readers interested in mental health and healing.
- 2A call for a kinder world●i wish for a kinder world We’ve lost the art of sympathizing. https:// mylittlehawk.com/2026/10/02/i- wish-for-a-kinder-
A writer argues that society has lost the art of sympathizing and expresses a wish for a kinder world, urging readers to reconnect with compassion in everyday life. The short essay, published on the My Little Hawk blog, is being shared in mental health communities, where people are echoing concerns about declining empathy.
- 3A Personal Essay Titled 'A Disappearing Act'●a disappearing act Do you know why I named it the disappearing act? https:// mylittlehawk.com/2026/09/30/a- disappearing
A writer on the site My Little Hawk has published a new piece called 'A Disappearing Act', explaining the reasoning behind its title and inviting readers to consider why it was named that way. The post is circulating among readers interested in personal, mental-health-adjacent writing, who are sharing and discussing its message.