rain in the drought
Lin WellsCome for the forbidden feelings. Stay for what your heart knows before your mind does. Here, lived tension becomes spiritual ground. You'll find simple maps for coming back to yourself. For those daring to live a life that feels like their own.
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An Untold Love Story
She knew she was a tiny carbon rock.
Pressure had made her shine.
Shine from the outside. But no one—not even herself—ever wondered anything lay beneath the surface.
Maybe hollow, maybe unyielding and brittle. Nothing valuable.
A qu...
Today Is the Day I’m Not Strong Enough
Today is the day I’m not strong enough to stay okay.
My younger son fell off his bike and landed face-first on the ground.
Thankfully, a nice girl who witnessed the accident lent him her phone so he could call me. When I arrived and saw h...
When Sharing a Life Becomes Mothering Your Partner
I used to think I was sharing a life with a partner who checked all the boxes. He respected my decisions and even let me be the “boss”.
So why did I feel so exhausted and angry all the time?
After my ex moved out, I once invited hi...
I Thought I Needed an Apology. Turns Out, I Didn’t.
“How could he do this to me?”
The question haunted me for months after the relationship ended. The strange part was that I had been the one who wanted it to end.
I had been feeling unseen and unappreciated for a long time. There w...
17 Years a Wife, Soon a Freshman: Reinvention Begins with Reclamation
Have you ever wished you could go back to a specific time in your life and relive it?
One year ago, after a 17-year marriage, my life as I knew it completely dissolved. Standing in the dense fog that followed, immobilized, I kept wondering...
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PhD of pivoting. Spent years being quiet to stay safe. Now a divorced mom & psychology student at 45, writing through forbidden feelings, love in all its forms & choosing myself. For those who’d rather stumble forward than stay comfortably stuck.
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