Dream Count
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Read between March 4 - March 17, 2025
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I have always longed to be known, truly known, by another human being. Sometimes we live for years with yearnings that we cannot name.
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Omalicha m, nwa m mulu n’afo, anyanwu ututu m. My beautiful one. Child of my womb. My sunshine in the morning.
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Why was a novel a metaphor for unrealistic, anyway? Novels had always felt to me truer to what was real.
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“Does it help to know that the world is full of people who are sadder than you?” “But I’m not sad, I just dream,”
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In an unfinished dying, you feel you must mourn yet you can’t begin, because you haven’t reached an end that you understand.
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That ancient story: the woman wants the baby and the man doesn’t want the baby and a middle ground does not exist. What would a middle ground be, anyway? They couldn’t have half a baby.
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I do like my life. I flail for meaning sometimes, maybe too often, but it is a full life, and a life I own.
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To be alone is not always to be lonely.
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She relates with women only through the pain caused them by men.
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An act of self-praise more than an act of giving.