incredible and thought provoking as always! i would love to see more writing about art and design, you have amazing art sensibilities and i would love to read any piece you write about them <3
When I up in the morning, my tongue looks scalloped on the edges from my jaw clenching in my sleep. It's strange to look at. It's stranger now to have learned that I am transforming my face through this anxiety-driven, entirely subconscious habit. By the way, I have a round face too. I think we look lovely. <3
beautiful writing full of subtle feelings and emotions on a seemingly mundane, simple, day-to-day occurrence, but one that touches deeply on struggles and issues of self-consciousness, fear of being perceived, anxiety, and vanity. saw someone else say your writing reminds them of ottessa moshfegh’s eileen and i wholeheartedly agree. lovely as always <3
This was such a thoughtful and sensitive piece about a potentially mundane topic - you made it beautiful ❤️
“the dull pain served as evidence that I was becoming something new” 💫🤍😭
i mean this in like the best way possible.. ur writing reads a lot like ottessa moshfegh n im obsessed
wow... this is one of my favourite things i've read lately... your writing style kept my rapt attention the whole way
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incredible and thought provoking as always! i would love to see more writing about art and design, you have amazing art sensibilities and i would love to read any piece you write about them <3
this is such an incredible piece! you're a beautiful writer ❤️
i’m on the bus to a therapy appointment and this couldn’t have come at a better time. beautiful writing as always
When I up in the morning, my tongue looks scalloped on the edges from my jaw clenching in my sleep. It's strange to look at. It's stranger now to have learned that I am transforming my face through this anxiety-driven, entirely subconscious habit. By the way, I have a round face too. I think we look lovely. <3
gooped and gagged. i felt like I was sat right next to you in the waiting room tapping my knees w anxiety. beautiful & tangible imagery. Well done!
beautiful writing full of subtle feelings and emotions on a seemingly mundane, simple, day-to-day occurrence, but one that touches deeply on struggles and issues of self-consciousness, fear of being perceived, anxiety, and vanity. saw someone else say your writing reminds them of ottessa moshfegh’s eileen and i wholeheartedly agree. lovely as always <3