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Imme

small shifts and big messes (journals). Often we write about transformations in retrospect, counting our insights. I'm right at the start/ in the middle. Thought I'd be raw about it.

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i dream of mattresses

I once wrote:

Desire is the most claustrophobic feeling
in the space my body holds.

It leaves me thirsty and unable to swallow
while I clutch at my phone and try to
be a good girl.

Ha. It feels so good to have my skin burn ben...

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where do I even start #2

It’s 2026 and I need to remind myself of something I wrote here in July 2025, four months after we broke up, two months after I left our together home. This is what I wrote:

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to not be a couple

I’ve never known I appreciated physical touch so much as now, not being part of a couple. Before this year (the Chinese year of the Snake!) I was part of a couple for fourteen years. We were a couple. I did a lot of things on my own still:...

6 months ago
4

stories about living alone

Folks. I’m lying on the sofa on a Saturday night after a date-gone-well, and I just unpacked my beautiful, soft, vintage, seventies COWBOY BOOTS. They make that leathery squeaky sound when they rub against each other. It’s Scorpio season (I...

7 months ago
2

not writing, living

Sweetpies of the internet, I’m gradually moving into busybee territory. After months of slow dread, a summer that lasted at least three summers (and is still going), wishing I didn’t have to feel anything and more of such pleasure, I’m appr...

8 months ago
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