making meaning from feelings
Aishwarya Vardhanawriting, because my mother could not.
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Making Meaning From Feelings is a literary newsletter exploring the emotional, political, and cultural life of being human through the lens of South Asian inheritance, feminist power, and creative imagination. \ud83d\udccdSan Francisco, Oregon, South India.
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