Marginalia
SelmaThis is where I keep my thoughts. I write about the parts of us that are harder to defend. Nothing here is accidental. Least of all the parts that don’t make me look good.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 6 | Founded | 5 months ago | Last Issue | a month ago |
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You Ran Out of Range
Does knowing me more make you love me less, or does it just expose the point where you run out of range?
I only seem to ask after people leave. Never while they’re still here, performing interest, mistaking access for depth, confusing pro...
The Performance of More
I have this persistent sense that my life should be more than it is.
Not different. Not necessarily better.
Just… more.
Don’t get me wrong, it’s not a crisis. It doesn’t interrupt anything. It sits quietly underneath everything I do, li...
The Architecture of Superiority
There is a specific comfort in knowing exactly what’s wrong with other people. It arrives quietly. It doesn’t announce itself as judgment. It feels more like clarity. A small internal nod. A sense of being oriented correctly in the world....
The Lies We Tell Ourselves First
I tell myself, and anyone who will listen, that I can do anything. I say it casually, like it’s a personality trait, like it came free with my birth certificate. I’ve been repeating it for so long that it no longer feels like a claim. It fe...
Wanting Without Asking
It’s not being chosen that scares me. It’s the other side of the coin.
Not being chosen. Not being loved. Not being understood.
It’s easier to feign indifference than to acknowledge the hollow in your chest – the part of you that still s...
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