the thought daughter dispatch
halidah ᥫ᭡letters from my mind to yours
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i watched religious bigotry spread online and it broke my heart.
lately, with everything going on in nigeria, i have been sitting with a lot of emotions. fear, confusion, sadness, and honestly, disappointment. not just at the events happening around us, but at how quickly we allow pain to turn into blame...
i’m starting over — if you’ve ever read me, please come with me.
dearest reader,
this space has held so many versions of me. some confused, some hopeful, all real.
and you, whether you came for a single sentence or stayed through every post, have held those versions with such grace. thank you. truly....
i haven't felt present in weeks
i don’t know how to explain it without sounding a little bit unhinged. but like. i’ve been here, yes? i’ve been around, going to classes, brushing my teeth, replying to texts, liking posts, reposting things i don’t fully relate to, even pra...
books that survived my attention span this year
these books deserve a little spotlight not because i’m about to give you the literary breakdown of your dreams, but because they made me feel things. here’s what i read, why i read them, and how they made me feel.
JANUARY.
the outs...
don’t ask me about friendship.
what is wrong with my ability to keep people in my life????
friendships, i’ve learned, are tricky things. they don’t crumble all at once; they erode, piece by piece, in silence. they dissolve in once-in-a-while chats and half-hearted “how...
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