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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I Thought I was unappreciated. I Was Abandoning Myself.
I spent years trying to make people around me happy. Yet, no matter how much I gave, I kept waiting for the appreciation that never seemed to come.
I wondered: Am I asking too much? Or am I not doing enough?
I remember when I was...
The “Wrong” Way Was the Way
I had a different Sunday planned.
A slow one. Writing in the morning. My favorite matcha in a cup, and favorite coffee in another. A book waiting for me on the couch. No fixed timing. Just space.
But the evening before, I met friends for...
For the Girl Who Thought She Had to Earn Love
Image adapted from the one featured in Martine’s original post using ChatGPT.
I’m sharing a guest post I did last week. This one is different. In the best way, I hope.
In this one, I revealed the voice within that’s always been there.
S...
The Emotional Abandonment Hidden Inside a “Good Enough” Family
Sometimes I think that if not for my children, literally no one would notice if I disappeared tomorrow.
I’ve been divorced for almost a year now. I still haven’t told even my mother or my brother. Because I already know I’ll end up managin...
For 11 Years I Was Unpaid. Then I decided to Ask For Money
I am a stay-at-home mom. 11 years of unpaid labor around the clock. Somewhere along the way I convinced myself I had nothing valuable to offer.
Maybe the belief was already there long before motherhood.
If I’m naturally good at something,...
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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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