rain in the drought
Lin WellsCome for the forbidden feelings. Stay for what your body knows before your mind does. Raw threshold essays about love in its many forms—romantic, parental, mystical, self-love, when lived tension becomes spiritual ground. For those reclaiming themselves.
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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...
For 18 Years I lived by “I should”. This Year I Asked What I Actually Wanted
On 08.08.08, I officially reached happily ever after.
But on the day I should’ve been feeling magical, I felt bizarrely normal. Even relieved, after the ceremony and the party. Like an important task was checked off and the day finally bel...
The Hard Part Wasn't Deciding. It Was Admitting What I Wanted.
I remember when home became the one place my body couldn’t relax. I remember sitting at the dinner table surrounded by my children and husband, the people I loved most, and somehow feeling lonelier with every conversation.
And I remember t...
I Stopped Feeling Like We Were Partners the Moment He Did It “For Me”
For years, I couldn’t figure out why being helped by my partner sometimes left me feel lonelier than doing everything alone…
When I first brought home my adopted stray dog, I had to take her outside every four to six hours, includin...
I Didn't Need More Love. I Needed to Feel Loved.
The loneliest years of my life weren’t the years after my divorce. They were the years I spent trying to feel loved.
Today my kids and their father, my ex, are coming home from vacation. I know that they’d be coming back to his home...
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Divorced mom choosing myself one forbidden feeling at a time. I write raw threshold essays about love in its many forms—romantic, parental, mystical, self-love, when lived tension becomes spiritual ground. For those reclaiming themselves.
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