There’s so much to say that we just say nothing

I remember when used to watch films as a kid I’d always get so frustrated when there was some disagreement or clear misunderstanding that remained unresolved and unspoken. Or worse still, instead of allowing themselves to be vulnerable and say how they really felt, the protagonists would refuse. They’d close up. They’s get mean.

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Writer, artist and occasional poet. Lover of philosophy, folklore, history + curiosities. UX writer by day. Writing a book about death by night.

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Lauren Ellis

Writer, artist and occasional poet. Lover of philosophy, folklore, history + curiosities. UX writer by day. Writing a book about death by night.