daphne (@coldmemories): "i have this chronic habit of intellectualizing my grief because it's so much easier to treat my sadness like an interesting psychological case study than it is to just sit on the floor and feel the stupid, primitive ache of missing someone "
i have this chronic habit of intellectualizing my grief because it's so much easier to treat my sadness like an interesting psychological case study than it is to just sit on the floor and feel the stupid, primitive ache of missing someone
daphne (@coldmemories): "i have this chronic habit of intellectualizing my grief because it's so much easier to treat my sadness like an interesting psychological case study than it is to just sit on the floor and feel the stupid, primitive ache of missing someone " Home Subscriptions Chat Activity Explore Profile Create Make money doing the work you believe in Start your Substack Learn more For you daphne Jun 11 elusive nostalgia i have this chronic habit of intellectualizing my grief because it's so much easier to treat my sadness like an interesting psychological case study than it is to ju
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