human potential - by kel - the (un)comfy corner

A number of you have subscribed recently, presumably from my archiving and/or virality piece—thank you! I write about a variety of topics pertaining to ephemerality, self-growth, relationships, and the like. Not every piece is for everyone, but if you do find something that resonates with you I’d always love to hear so. Before Spring Ends by Wang OK I’m writing more now than I ever have in my life, even if I haven’t posted in over two months. But I’ve been having many more conversations with my thoughts and ideas than previously. They feel like gum—like I could clutch each thought and stretch it, stick them to surrounding thought fragments until they merge into one Big Idea glob. Two years ago, it was difficult for me to write everyday like this. I couldn’t imagine anyone would want to hear what I would have to say, let alone feel like I could conjure ideas consistently enough to whip into the shape of an essay. But because of my semi-daily practice, commitment to jotting down ideas wh

A number of you have subscribed recently, presumably from my archiving and/or virality piece—thank you! I write about a variety of topics pertaining to ephemerality, self-growth, relationships, and the like. Not every piece is for everyone, but if you do find something that resonates with you I’d always love to hear so. Before Spring Ends by Wang OK I’m writing more now than I ever have in my life, even if I haven’t posted in over two months. But I’ve been having many more conversations with my thoughts and ideas than previously. They feel like gum—like I could clutch each thought and stretch