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“No more folding into someone else's arms like a polite lie. Forget making space in my mouth for words that don't fit. I think about the women— all the women— who felt like the first deep breath after too many held. The ones who looked at me like I was a watery reflection and finally, I looked back.”

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Rising From The Roots

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