I Probably Shouldn't Have Said That (Out Loud)
Misha KhanThis is a space to make sense of my mind and the world around me. My hope is that by navigating through this little nook, you might be able to re-think and re-imagine yours.
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your ignorance is my incompetence
Photo taken in Chiang Mai, Thailand
While winter might have shed its final storm, I haven’t quite sprung out of its introspective modality.
I’ve been carrying the weight of entering into a leadership position as a woman of colour — a wei...
writing doesn't lie
Photo taken on film in Funchal, Madeira
I’ve been sifting through much of this week, or rather, the past few, in a state of ambivalence — a space I unsurprisingly don’t do so well in. Sitting down to write day after day, I draft something...
you don't know what's best for me, and sometimes I don't either
Photo of me and a friend I met on the trek to Machu Picchu
I was fourteen when I fell headfirst into my first relationship that was on and off for the next 2.5-3 years. Given we were broken up throughout this period, I’m still unsure how t...
i want to be here, but I've already gone
“She’s always somewhere else,” my mom would typically warn family friends, neighbours, and teachers — nearly anyone who would be entering a space with the intent to hold some semblance of a conversation with me.
When I first moved to Vanc...
dancing with loss
Window display (from a store I forget) in Montréal
I’ve been reminiscing as of late on the first time my family and I stayed at a hotel. This was a big moment for us — more noteworthy than the first time we went to the movies together. Hav...
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