thought letters
Teresaa study in contradiction—an attempt to intellectualize longing, aestheticize ambition, and romanticize the parts of girlhood that were never meant to be poetic.
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the days i didn’t know were precious
When I was small, I lived in a constant rehearsal for the life ahead of me. I stuffed my feet into heels too high, smeared lipstick clumsily across my lips, stacked my hair into grown-up shapes, and called it becoming. Childhood, I thought,...
the fear of ordinary
There’s a quiet fear pressed within me—the whisper that I’m only lovable when I am blooming. When I’m in full color: petals open, voice steady, head held high. But what remains when the flower wilts—when I am small, soft, and plain? Would a...
do we ever really know each other?
Lately, I’ve been wondering if anyone has ever truly known me. Known me beyond the performance, past the persona I assemble like armor each morning, the softness I hand out in teaspoons so I don’t run dry. I think about it more than I’d lik...
this isn’t a love story (i think)
I used to imagine the moment he’d fall in love with me. He’d brush my hair out of my face and say something impossibly perfect. I’d laugh. The sky would turn golden, the wind would blow softly, a romantic song would start to play out of now...
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