my shadow - by Ava - bookbear express
Other people can always see your shadow. And other people showed me mine. My shadow is voracious, compartmentalized, judgmental, opportunistic, controlling, and afraid of rejection. Whereas my more legible self (more “lovable,” in my eyes) is idealistic, warm, wholehearted, loyal, explorative, appreciative and accepting.
Jul 31, 2022 ∙ Paid Hernan Bas, Untitled, 2020 Sasha Chapin@sashachapin Often your shadow contains what's obvious about you to everyone except you 11:50 PM · Jul 17, 2022 32 Reposts · 558 Likes Other people can always see your shadow. And other people showed me mine. My shadow is voracious, compartmentalized, judgmental, opportunistic, controlling, and afraid of rejection. Whereas my more legible self (more “lovable,” in my eyes) is idealistic, warm, wholehearted, loyal, explorative, appreciative and accepting. Keep reading with a 7-day free trial Subscribe to bookbear express to…
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