
Saved by Nia Robinson and
I Hope This Finds You Well
Saved by Nia Robinson and
So think whatever you want about me. Nothing is worse than what happens inside my head.”
She looks devastated and so small. It’s like she’s looking for permission to exist. An impossible thing to find.
My heart bursts like electric sprinkles inside my chest.
“If he’s two-timing you, he’s a piece of shit.”
“Now that you’re old, aren’t you, like, allowed to do whatever you want without asking? But you never do. It’s like you’ve grounded yourself.”
She has traumas of her own that she’s been ignoring, long before my pile of problems joined the mix. As an immigrant, this is survival mode.
“You kids today spend more time trying to make people miserable online than making yourselves happy in real life.