Self discovery is not the point - Emma Chen
substack.com · 1,481 words · saved by 1 readers
I think we’re looking for something that can’t be found
Help, I can’t stop writing. This is not a moving blog post. The more I write consistently, the more I realize how much I “think” with my fingers, and boy is it satisfying to spit out over-brewed thoughts onto a page where they can rest in peaceful completion. That’s how this was born. That being said, if you’re mostly interested in Taipei things, feel free to skip this read. Otherwise, I’ll begin with admitting: I think self-discovery is kind of a bitch. She’s the fake friend at the function who I can’t help but catch up with before realizing her presence is a vacuum and I just missed out…
saved by
related reading
- the hunger to be everything.odetoapoet.substack.com
- why i writemindmine.substack.com
- Some Painful Questions We Ask Ourselvessashachapin.substack.com
- (self) concept - by Molly Mielke McCarthy - Mind Mudmindmud.substack.com
- i can do more more more - by Claire Wang - cold brew blogclairebookworm.substack.com
- if i'm honest with myself - by visakan veerasamyvisakanv.substack.com
- Some Painful Questions We Ask Ourselvessashachapin.substack.com
- you are a work half-finisheddelicate.substack.com
- Stranded on the Space Mountains of Self-Loathingsashachapin.substack.com
- the hunger to be everything.substack.com
- actual conversations i definitely had at sparc | Infinite Ascentblog.cjquines.com
- Admitting What Is Obviousevery.to