@ink-blots-intuition
A gentle space for reflection, where stories, memory, and self-understanding unfold slowly—an honest, thoughtful voice that sits with you like a steady conversation, inviting you to soften, pause, and come home to yourself. Sometimes I write poems, stories, and personal essays
There are stories that stay in culture for centuries, but quietly change shape as they travel. What begins as something complex and grounded in human action slowly becomes something easier to hold—an image, a symbol, a moment stripped of its full weight.
A personal essay on corporate America and the friction between systems and selves
[Sex and the City, Girlfriends, and the cultural question of modern femininity]
There is a point in almost everyone’s life where the question appears quietly, almost politely, as if it doesn’t want to disturb anything.
There is a phrase that gets used a lot online: pretty privilege.
On boundaries, entitlement, and the confusion between attention and access
Note: This is a work of fiction. While it draws on real cultural patterns around beauty, media, and health communication, none of the events, illnesses, or organizations described are real. The story is intended as a commentary on how societies interpret and aestheticize illness through narrative and visual culture. It is not based on any actual disease or medical condition.
There was a comment left in response to something I wrote that has stayed with me—not because it engaged with what I said, but because it didn’t.
A Writing Exercise: How writing set/background effects the character
Exploring Where the Word Selfishness Came From, and How It Became a Moral Judgment
[A Manifesto for the Independent, the Curious, and the Untamable]
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