The bit you shared in the podcast about not wanting to be publicly witnessed is so real. I think there are times in life when we’re just gutted, when everything that was no longer is, and we have no choice but to float (or kick and scream) in liminal space for a while because there’s quite literally no where else to go. It strikes me as such as deeply personal, internal, private time- and I know for me I don’t get to choose when I come out the other side.
The bit you shared in the podcast about not wanting to be publicly witnessed is so real. I think there are times in life when we’re just gutted, when everything that was no longer is, and we have no choice but to float (or kick and scream) in liminal space for a while because there’s quite literally no where else to go. It strikes me as such as deeply personal, internal, private time- and I know for me I don’t get to choose when I come out the other side.