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Sylvia Plath, from a letter to Aurelia Plath written c. 1950, featured in The Collected Letters
Can you hear me now? Summer Wagner
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It's okay if you don't feel hopeful about the future right now. If hope is out of reach, try curiosity instead.
Most people's twenties are spent being upset at how other people around them think and feel and it takes like the whole decade to realize you can't control it, shouldn't want to, wouldn't get what you wanted if you could, and that actually maybe get over yourself and then life starts to get really good around there
Very precious kind knowledge to live through
Sometimes I randomly remember how the most important people of my life from like 6-7 years ago are not in my life at all anymore and that's sort of terrifying and also crazy to realize how you actually can survive loss beyond your comprehension and find happiness stronger and more suited for you if you keep going
this time again . so hard to relate to anything or anyone. and words just keep on stumbling heavy and clunky. so bad itâs like a comical out of body experience
Keita Morimoto æŁźæŹćć€Ș (Tokyo, Toronto) For the light that left us (2025) acrylic and oil on linen 248.5 x 333.3 mm
Best piece of advice I could give anyone is to stay away from anything that makes you feel small. People, places, situations⊠And continually check yourself about it too. Like regularly ask yourself if you feel like youâre closing in on yourself or opening up and able to bloom
a bunch of random things life has taught me in no particular order:
happy moments should be cherished, not over-thought
people will come and go no matter how long you wait for them or how badly you want them to stay
making new friends opens up whole new worlds
apologies can make all the difference
random acts of kindness can change someoneâs day from bad to bearable
the only person youâre stuck with is you so learn to love, forgive, and accept yourself
sometimes the worst people for us are the ones we think are the best
itâs not selfish to be personally hurt by something and anyone who tells you otherwise probably feels guilty themselves
the world can feel ugly at times, but donât overlook the beautiful things or they may just not be there one day
tell people you love that you love them even if you think itâs implied
donât betray your friends
being yourself takes time since change happens often, so itâs okay to not know who you are at any given time
never give up on your dreams or youâll regret all the things you couldâve done
donât ever lose yourself in the name of love
trust yourself
life has its highs and lows, so be prepared for how low the lows can be
do things spontaneouslyâ just for the fun of it
better to regret than to wonder âwhat ifâ forever
always make sure people know youâre there for them
thereâs never a perfect time, and if you wait too long, you lose your chance
everyone has shit going on in their lives, so be kind to people
always be thankful for the people who have stuck around
donât waste time beating yourself up over things you canât change
if youâre trying to decide between holding on and letting go, itâs probably time to let go
hug longer
shoutout to 2020 me for writing these and them not being super cringe to look back on
Yi Yi (2000), dir. Edward Yang