66/365 Families tend to maintain emotional homeostasis, even when that balance includes distress. Symptoms are not just individual problems but often serve a function within the broader system, sometimes stabilizing relationships or containing tensi
65/365 One of the greatest joys of my life has been, from time to time, being absorbed into a gaggle of siblings, belonging amongst a pile of knees and elbows and dog hair and blankets and crumbs on a couch
64/365 This is a painting about being a child
63/365 I'm limited. Just barely eeked it out today.
62/365 I wanted to do her again
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59/365 I have a slippery thought/ belief about myself. I think I can tell when someone is being completely candid with me or posed. I can also tell on the phone. Or in a photo.
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57/365 Yesterday, and maybe some of today I felt rage towards men. I don't hate men. I love men. The patriarchy is in me and woven into every nook of our society. And the only thing I really know about the core-est kernel of myself is that my being
56/365 I love you if I haven't said that already.
55/365 Here two bodies fold into each other The Noise cannot reach
54/365 Okay you can go to bed now
53/365 I am going to dream tonight. This is a formal invitation for you to meet me in the garden.
51/365 I had such a good dinner tonight. I think top 10 in my life. All gf and vegan and no nuts that I couldn't have. Tempura veggies, kimchi avocado cucumber radish seaweed roll, and kimchi ramen with tofu. i didn't take a picture of it for poste
50/365 Preserve raw transaction integrity.
49/365 I’m in love with the friends who let me wander their interior, skimming their drafts, their holy confessionals. It’s an honor to know you from the inside.
48/365 This is how I was taught to answer the phone when I was little: Hello, who is this please? And if I was alone I was told to say: "Mommy and Daddy are in the shower right now can I take a message?"
46/365 I'm in a rabbithole of sorts as you can see.