
Unresolved is a space for the thoughts that come after a decision is made. I write about endings that don’t arrive with clean emotions about cutting things out of my life and still loving them, about clarity that comes faster than feeling.
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I have a theory that most of us are not actually trying to live our lives anymore. We are trying to fix them.
We wake up thinking about what needs improvement. Our money needs improving. Our bodies need improving. Our careers need improvin...
There is a strange thing adulthood does to us: it convinces us that every decision needs to feel important. What should I do with my life? Where am I going? Am I successful enough? Am I wasting my potential? Meanwhile, somewhere in the back...
There is a quiet pressure most of us carry without realizing it. The pressure to become someone impressive. Someone successful. Someone who makes sense when people ask what we are doing with our lives.
So we keep becoming. We collect achie...
Sometimes it is the first honest thing you’ve done in a long time.
There is a kind of tiredness that sleep doesn’t fix.
I don’t think anyone wakes up one morning and decides to become a stranger to themselves. It happens slowly. So slowly that you don’t notice it happening.
You say yes when you want to say no. You stay quiet because explaining yourself feel...
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A space for the thoughts that come after a decision is made the moment when the choice is clear, but the feelings are not. It lives in the pause between action and emotion, where certainty arrives first and the heart takes its time catching up. Rw\ud83c\uddf7\ud83c\uddfc
I write not on a schedule but according to the schedule my soul dictates. Spontaneous, passionate, and full of love. Be yourself. Go home hungry. You're in for a ride so stick around \ud83d\ude05
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