
Hey, I’m Bron.
Welcome to Blogging Goodbye to Butterflies!
I’m a personal essayist writing about personal growth, gratitude, and living gently with anxiety. I write about small moments of bravery and what it means to keep growing and evolving — without striving for perfection.
You’ve stumbled upon my online journal. Here, I’ve written honestly and openly since the age of 19, taking life one chapter at a time. In earlier chapters, I wrote about trying to overcome my anxiety. These days, I’m learning to make peace with the butterflies and accept all that comes with them.
Whether you’re new here or you’ve been here for a while now, I hope you’ll enjoy reading. Start in the here and now, or browse the archives and whatever you read, I hope it brings you comfort.
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When I’m not writing…
You’ll find me out walking, come rain or shine, reading with a coffee nearby, or at home with my husband-to-be and our beautiful cats. Willow and Mambo are only a few months old in this picture! They’re now nearly five and their purrs and cuddles keep me calm and grounded every day.

Latest Posts
Life lately: Wedding Plans, Warm Evenings and Writer’s Block
I just wrote the words ‘my wedding is in June 2027’ in an email and nearly happy cried whilst sat in the middle of a Costa coffee shop with a chicken fajita wrap on the go. Our plans have really come together since I last wrote – I found THE dress, we’ve chosen a caterer…
On Growing, Evolving and Never Quite Arriving
For a long time, I was preoccupied with the idea of finding myself. Somewhere along the way, whether as children, teenagers or young adults, many of us are promised that some day, we’ll arrive – that we’ll finally reach a point where we understand who we are and what we want in life. Growing up,…
Life lately, 2026 goals and personal growth
Well hello there! When I wrote about Dave and I’s engagement, we were still on the hunt for a house to buy and I expected to continue to write whilst we navigated house hunting and wedding planning all at once. Instead, life got in the way and my writing took a back seat again. Now,…