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stop trying to control everything
We live in a culture that glorifies control. We want to plan perfectly, anticipate every curveball, and micromanage every aspect of our lives.
Many of us operate as if the universe owes us a smooth, orderly path. We check our to-do lists o...
you’re not seeing clearly
When I was around eleven, we were asked to prepare a presentation for school on any topic we wanted. I don’t remember most of the presentations from that class, and I doubt anyone remembers mine either.
What I do remember is the subject I...
don’t look at the stars, they’re no longer there
Everything you see has already happened.
The next time you look up at the night sky, try to hold this thought gently in your mind: you are not looking at the present, you are witnessing history.
The stars you see—sharp, distant, reassurin...
the ache of infinite possibility
There’s a moment in The Bell Jar where Sylvia Plath describes life as a fig tree.
From the trunk, figs branch out endlessly, each one a different future. One fig is a brilliant academic life. Another is love and marriage. Another is travel...
what 2025 taught me
It’s the last day of the year, and while I’ve missed writing to you over the past three months, I didn’t want to miss today.
A lot has happened in just a few months. I started a new job, moved to Madrid, turned 25, started living alone, me...
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