speak so you can be found - by maja - velvet noise
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on how articulating your inner world helps the right people find you
Someone was telling me about her relationship the other day: “He just doesn’t see me. We can’t talk properly. I don’t think we really understand each other.” She sounded devastatingly tired, like someone flicking a flashlight through fog, trying to find the edges of something that never quite takes shape. I don’t think this is rare, and it made me think about true love and its connection to identity. I think true love is inseparable from selfhood. Love, at its best, sharpens who we are. But the paradox is that it often requires clarity to begin with. The more honestly and precisely you can…
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