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from snow leopard to butterfly: making crystals in my soul (or am i a flower?)
the mountain range inside me, the crystals forged within my soul, and the sky into which i am reaching
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andrew jelinek
when W makes me sad, i look at the moon (memory collage)
i feel as though: i am the moon
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andrew jelinek
you're never fucking muting me again (an open letter)
an open letter to all the people who want me to shut the fuck up
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andrew jelinek
7
how much i love my parents (salvation chronicles appendix - free)
adulthood has been radically different from childhood
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andrew jelinek
6
10 windows into the girly life i craved but never got (until now 💖)
the writer girlies who help me embrace my true authentic life (plus some thoughts on the patriarchy's agenda: the obliteration of girls)
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andrew jelinek
17
falling in love with an atheist girl: a spiritual dilemma (salvation chronicles 2:1)
(tw: religious trauma) at 15, i re-meet the girl i think of as the love of my life. there's only one problem: she's an atheist and i have a relationship…
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andrew jelinek
2
august: the month i went supernova
i am so, so grateful to have found the community here on substack
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andrew jelinek
36
my aunt sent me my childhood shoes: i can't even look at them
our feelings about seemingly meaningless objects tell us more than we realize
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andrew jelinek
4
i was a supernova and he was a black hole: end of a friendship
i wished he could see: this light streaming out from my being, this light you want me to suck back up inside, this light has always been me
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andrew jelinek
5
on the nothingness of male friendships
what is missing in my relationships with men
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andrew jelinek
2
berlin: feelings from a city
foiled romance, renewed friendships, national anxieties, and blurry nights
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andrew jelinek
4
the dream world is the real world
the internal reality inside of us is so much more powerful than the external fictions to which we are compelled to contort ourselves
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andrew jelinek
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