Welcome to Successful Runaway
Author Bio
Meet Tiffany Love, the adventurous soul behind "Successful Runaway." With a passion for solo travel and a knack for finding magic in everyday moments, Tiffany Love transforms life’s trauma and escapades into captivating stories. When not exploring new horizons or sharing knowledge through tours in Puerto Rico, she likely enjoying avocado-infused meals or spending quality time with her loyal dog, Valentino. Known for their funky personality and thirst for learning, Tiffany Love invites you to dive into a chilling deep memoir that’s as thrilling as it is inspiring. Join them on a journey where every page promises adventure, self-discovery, and healing pain to live amplified.
Our Story
Founded in 2021, Successful Runaway was born out of a profound love for books and an unquenchable thirst for adventure. From a young age, no one listened to me, but pen and paper became my sanctuary, capturing my deepest emotions and wildest dreams. As I traveled the world, airports turned into literary treasure troves where each new book fueled my journey. One day, I woke up and realized my life is an epic saga, brimming with untold stories. Now, it’s my turn to share this dramatic and exhilarating memoir with the world.
Advocacy for Runaway’s:
Why do children runaway from home?
Children run away from home for various reasons, often tied to their emotional and psychological state. Some common reasons include:
1. Family Issues: Conflict with parents or siblings, domestic violence, abuse (physical, emotional, or sexual), and neglect are significant factors.
2. Desire for Freedom: Adolescents may seek independence and freedom from parental control or strict household rules.
3. Peer Influence: Pressure from friends or peers who have run away or suggest running away as a solution to problems.
4. Substance Abuse: Some children may run away due to their own or their family members’ substance abuse issues.
5. Mental Health Issues: Depression, anxiety, or other mental health challenges can lead children to believe that running away is a way to escape their problems.
6. Bullying: Bullying at school or in their community can make children feel unsafe and desperate to escape their environment.
7. Exploration and Adventure: A desire to explore the world and seek new experiences can sometimes motivate children to leave home.
8. Feeling Unheard: Children who feel that their thoughts, feelings, and opinions are not valued or heard may run away in search of understanding and validation.
Running away is often a cry for help, indicating that the child feels their needs are not being met in their current environment. Addressing the underlying issues through communication, support, and professional help can be crucial in preventing children from running away and ensuring their safety and well-being.