Content Warnings: Anxiety, self-deprecation, panic, academic stress
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Letter #300
tw: depression, intrusive thoughts
Letter #309
Content warnings: pedophilia, abuse
Letter #301
Dear stranger, I’ve found someone who I’m genuinely afraid to lose. I didn’t realize how important he was to me until recently. I’ve purposefully created distance. I told myself that he might find someone new and that’s okay. But without me noticing, he’d become the most important person in my life. Sometimes, I love… Continue reading Letter #301
Letter #307
Dear stranger, How are you? I hope you’ve been well, but if not, that’s alright, too. I just got rejected—no, not from a boy, but a program. A summer program that was supposed to shape my career before I got into college. It was supposed to help me learn the ropes of research, but… Continue reading Letter #307
Letter #293
Self-deprication, social ostracization, Social trauma, academic stress
Letter #313
Content Warnings: anxiety, emotional abuse, abandonment, depression, parental trauma Dear Shugarrr, Yolanda is in a state of grief. She simply does not know how to feel. Not for herself, but for my siblings who lost their father, or is it just a man they know in the abstract? To be honest, Yolanda and her… Continue reading Letter #313
Short Story #15 – OCD – Whitney’s Diary
Content warnings: depression, therapy, OCD
Letter #315
Content Warnings: self-deprecation, internalized colorism Dear Shugarrr, These days when I’m online, I see content made around beautiful women who are poor or in poor conditions. You hear statements like “oh, she’s so beautiful.”I’m not being jealous or anything, but the truth is that people excuse beautiful people for anything and everything. They make… Continue reading Letter #315
Letter #287
Content warnings: stress Journal 5 I truly don’t know how to keep myself together. Today was evidence that my procrastination has gotten out of hand. I had a set schedule, yet I found myself pushing off the simplest tasks farther and farther—even simple things, like doing my laundry or sending an email. It seems like… Continue reading Letter #287
