a room of my own
emily ݁\ud835\udf17\ud835\udf1a. ݁₊:thoughts from a girl who was always told she thinks too much - a quiet space filled with my reflections that don’t quite fit in today’s world
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will my mom ever come back to me?
recently, my psychology lecturer told us a story about a child. he was constantly naughty, shouting, and slamming doors. she didn’t like him and wanted to quit because of him. we all laughed, including the lecturer, because the stories she ...
the dreadfulness of childlike faith
faith has always been an important part of my life. it’s not about belief in god, in any supernatural deities or powers, but simply a belief in the meaning of the world, in the goodness of humanity.
writing was my only witness
ever since i was a little child, i’ve had a ton of diaries. i loved writing down my day, what was happening, how i felt. for most of my life, my writing was a form of journal. i’d describe what happened each day, one by one, so i could look...
the girl who who learned to predict the unpredictable and to read every step
since childhood, i’ve had to monitor my surroundings. check on my parents’ condition, whether my mother was home, whether i was safe or not. when my mother wanted to go to the store in the morning, she had to leave me a note saying she’d be...
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