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Abigail Thomas's avatar

"I do not need to make anything profound for it to be holy." I loved the whole piece, but tht sentence I really love. Won't forget it. Thank you.

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Alexander Lovell, PhD's avatar

I loved how your piece implicitly champions vulnerability in creation. Lynne's "honestly kateri, it’s about all i can muster these days" is so relatable, and it’s in that raw honesty that the real beauty lies. We often feel this immense pressure to be "on," to be constantly producing, but sometimes the most authentic thing we can offer is a small, honest whisper of what we’re capable of in that moment. There's a humble humor in acknowledging our limitations, and ironically, that often makes our work more accessible and powerful to others.

It’s a bit like life, isn't it? The moments we try to force perfection often feel stiff and unnatural, but when we lean into the messiness, the humor of our imperfections, that's where true connection happens

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