the sky is still up there
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what is alive in me, like really really?
i’m writing this exhausted so allow me. but. i feel very full of things, and most notably that thing is just general unrest with the system. i feel so teenage saying that, but i also feel that what teenagehood and early adulthood have in co...
my best pieces of writing died with my tumblr blog in 2020
i say this like the blog died in complete passivity. like it had completed it’s cycle of life. and, honestly, maybe it had. i do think it is a shame though. a shame that i deleted it. a shame as in. loss. the choice to delete something resu...
my brain is full of millions of collages
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on community building
hi. so this is a soapbox i’ve been standing on for a while, and i think, internally, i’ve always described my patterns of thoughts as having themes or seasons. there’s always hundreds of little things i’m thinking about, but always one big ...
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