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Comet N.

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The Kind of Listening Women Are Still Waiting For

For women who are tired of having their feelings measured.

17h ago

The Kind of Listening Women Are Still Waiting For

17h ago

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Life Moves in Waves

On returning, releasing, and learning to flow with the rhythm of your own becoming

22h ago

Life Moves in Waves

22h ago

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Loving Someone’s Potential Is How We Lose Ourselves

When Care Turns Into Self-Abandonment

6d ago

Loving Someone’s Potential Is How We Lose Ourselves

6d ago

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When Strength and Weakness Trade Places

How showing vulnerability when strength is expected — and strength when weakness is assumed — is its own kind of perfection

Nov 5

When Strength and Weakness Trade Places

Nov 5

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The Quiet Return to Self

On Honoring the Full Spectrum of Womanhood

Nov 4

The Quiet Return to Self

Nov 4

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The Perfection That Tried to Protect Me

Why Perfectionism Is Really About Safety, Not Standards

Nov 2

The Perfection That Tried to Protect Me

Nov 2

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When They Mistake Your Survival for Foolishness

Because sometimes staying isn’t weakness — it’s weathering the storm until you can afford to leave.

Oct 29

When They Mistake Your Survival for Foolishness

Oct 29

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How to Follow People Without Losing Yourself

A quiet guide to seeing people clearly, protecting your peace, and engaging wisely

Oct 25

How to Follow People Without Losing Yourself

Oct 25

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The Grief of Choosing: How Even the Right Decisions Can Break Your Heart

No one tells you that even the right path can ache

Oct 23

The Grief of Choosing: How Even the Right Decisions Can Break Your Heart

Oct 23

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When Kindness Becomes a Reflex: Learning to Give Without Losing Yourself

How to stay gentle without disappearing into your empathy

Oct 18

When Kindness Becomes a Reflex: Learning to Give Without Losing Yourself

Oct 18

Comet N.

Comet N.

A girl who writes & addresses toxic hidden agenda in the form of topical issues whilst digesting their relative life lessons. I can't alone— It's a ‘let's all’.

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