DIANA MAYERS

Today, I want to share my worst living experience in Los Angeles — at Sentral DTLA in the Historic Core of DTLA. I’ve been counting the days until the end of my lease, and next week, I’m finally moving out. The problems started around three months after I moved in, when a massive water leak hit the building. Water was literally pouring down from somewhere near the roof like a waterfall. What followed was a month-long “repair process” during which I experienced some of the mos

Someone recently asked me why I openly say that I’m bisexual, yet rarely talk about relationships with women. So I figured I should explain. Not that there’s a huge dramatic story behind it, but still. First of all, it’s simply less interesting to talk about, because women and women are actually equal. What is there to argue about? A 50/50 relationship? Sure, I agree. Which is exactly why, if a man wants the same dynamic, he should probably find someone truly equal to him — m

How many more times do I have to lose myself to finally find who I truly am? How many times do I need to adjust the direction of my path? How many more turns must I take to discover where I’m actually meant to go? When I stop understanding what to do, I let go of control and simply observe where the universe takes me. Because it knows better than I do where I’m supposed to go. Lately—if I focus purely on how it feels—it’s been like I was pushing and pushing, trying to force t