Discovering talkwithyadi
Who is behind talkwithyadi?
Hey, my name is Yadira. I’m the creator and CEO of TalkWithYadi, and I’m 31 years old.
Imagine being twelve years old and having your innocence taken from you by someone you trusted. After that, I felt isolated in my own home. My inner child disappeared. I didn’t want to talk to anyone—I became silent.
I used to take walks just to escape. One day, I walked into a big building I had never noticed before. It turned out to be a library. To me, it felt like a magical place filled with endless books. I picked up the first one I saw—I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings by Maya Angelou. At the time, I didn’t know who she was, but her words stayed with me.
She wrote, “Sit down quietly; quiet our hearts and minds and breathe deeply.” And another that changed me: “There is no greater agony than bearing an untold story inside you.”
From that moment on, I carried a notebook everywhere I went. Writing became my way of releasing my thoughts and emotions—without being judged, without being told I was overreacting or to “suck it up.”
That’s why I created TalkWithYadi. It’s my space to speak my truth and share my story with the world. I’m not here to be quiet anymore. The truth deserves to be heard—whether people are comfortable with it or not
Yadira aka talkwithgadi
TalkWithYadi is a blog that dives into real-life experiences and unfiltered truths. While covering a variety of topics, its core focus is shedding light on the realities of prison life—what inmates truly go through beyond what people see or assume.
Through personal insight, the blog also explores trauma, relationships, and the challenges of living with health struggles. TalkWithYadi is a space for honesty, awareness, and conversations that people are often afraid to have.
Why should you read talkwithyadi?
You should read TalkWithYadi if you’re tired of sugarcoated stories and want the truth.
This blog speaks on real experiences—especially the realities of prison life and what inmates truly go through behind closed doors. Not the rumors, not the stereotypes—the truth.
It’s also a space where trauma, relationships, and personal struggles with health are talked about openly and honestly. No pretending. No holding back.
If you’ve ever felt unheard, misunderstood, or like you had to keep your pain inside, this blog is for you.
TalkWithYadi isn’t just a blog—it’s a voice for the stories people are afraid to tell.