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a notes app conversation with myself no.1
i’ve been waking up in a puddle of my own sweat. i ripped my blinds off in the winter. (stupid) chasing the light, thinking there would be no consequences. (so stupid) but most mornings, in the london summer, i’m cursing that naive winter v...
but, i'm still a baby
on my walk home from the overground, the moonlight struck a window on a houses second storey. it hit my face perfectly, and made me search for the moon. it was surprisingly small for how bright it was, and that little strike of light pulled...
hey siri, where can i find myself?
when do we stop growing? can we say our height actually stops when we turn 18? is it reasonable to say that we our bodies get used to being grown? do we soften and harden? hey you. please tell me! when do we stop growing?
it's your first time being human... maybe?
i don’t know about you, but i think i grew up angry. not because of how i grew up, it just seems like i was distilled to feel it. i was/am emotional. i’m sure many of my high school friends would agree - i would argue about everything, but ...
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