
Unpacking my colonial baggage and saying the quiet parts out loud — because therapy’s expensive and sarcasm is free.
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Spilling my colonial trauma like tea at a messy brunch, because who needs therapy when you’ve got WiFi, unresolved issues, and a talent for turning pain into punchlines?
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