English Embroidered Mull Dress
c. 1815
Whitaker Auction
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English Embroidered Mull Dress
c. 1815
Whitaker Auction
Every version of you was necessary. Even the ones you’re ashamed of.
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Lin Ling, from a poem titled "Sinking, Endlessly Sinking," featured in Women Poets of China
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learning that constantly thinking about and analyzing and interpreting my traumas isn’t actually healing . and don’t get me wrong its made me a very effective communicator and emotionally intelligent person. but actually im supposed to be moving on and experiencing new things and happiness and stuff and not just compulsively reliving and recontextualizing the past. oops!
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