Confessions of a Sidewalk Flower
Angela Alvarez VelezStories about Blooming, Belonging, and Becoming
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Confession # 13: Potential is not a Promise
I was taught to love people for who they might become instead of who they already were. More importantly, I was trained to believe the difference between one and the other was love, that time, patience, suffering and the right conditions ca...
Confession #12: Ugly is a team sport...
Tell a little girl she’s ugly and she’ll probably cry, get angry, argue with you.
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Tell a teenage girl the same thing and…nev...
Confession #11: Tools are not shortcuts
Recently someone commented that something I wrote sounded like AI.
I got defensive at first. Then I got angry. Then ashamed. Then analytical, which is how I survive things.
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Confession #10: A Victimless Country
I was talking to someone recently, telling them that a mutual acquaintance had raised his voice at me (to be clear, it wasn’t the first time) and they insisted that I must have done something to deserve it.
I had been disrespectful, they s...
Confession No. 9: Everybody’s looking for an imaginary friend...
I don’t have a clear memory of when Captain Pooky first appeared to me, but I know for a fact that when I was three, I put Vaseline in my hair because Pooky dared me to. This is a well documented fact. My mother had to shave my head. I’ve s...
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