We all have moments when we freeze up in conflict. This personal essay explores the power of grace and integration and the quiet courage it takes to stay present when you most want to disappear.
What if visibility isn’t about standing out, but about showing up as you are? This piece explores why so many of us perform instead of simply existing, and what it takes to shift from being liked to truly being seen.
After 2 years of solo living, I moved back into a shared flat and discovered something unexpected: connection, visibility, and a deeper understanding of what it means to feel truly at home. This is a story about loneliness, growth, and redefining adulthood.
After years of moving and uncertainty, I’ve landed in a space that feels like home. This essay is about beauty, not as luxury, but as something vital. A quiet presence that softens, steadies, and reminds us who we are when we stop rushing.
