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Finding pieces of present-day me, inside the writing of the younger version of me.
Not diagnosing anyone or rewriting history, but examining what distance allows me to recognize.
Why I saved emails, photographs, notes and physical pieces of the relationship, and what preserving those things means when I encounter them decades later.
Pregnancy, children, responsibility and how becoming a mother altered the understanding of myself and my relationships.
The difference between communicating with someone and carrying responsibility for making communication happen.
Revisiting the psychological questions I was already asking before I had formal psychological terminology.
How proximity to a situation changes our ability to recognize patterns.
The difference between loving someone and continually working to make a relationship survivable.
Years ago, I documented experiences I didn't yet have the emotional language, psychological understanding, or distance to fully comprehend. Now I'm going back; not to judge the woman I was, but to understand what she was trying to tell me.
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