Distance

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Distance makes you forget what distance aches like.

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P.S. Here's what I’ve been loving on Substack this week:

1. ‘100 things to support your mental health that aren't go for a walk and drink more water’ by Lauren McQuistin - a deeply personal and insightful reflection on mental health, self-care, and the complexities of well-being beyond cliché advice like “go for a walk” and “drink more water.” The writer acknowledges the validity of these simple acts while highlighting their insufficiency in addressing the broader, systemic issues that impact mental health—such as financial stability, safe housing, healthcare, and human rights.

   100 things to support your mental health that aren't go for a walk and drink more water

2. ‘Old Litkinov’ by Tom Cox - a masterfully crafted piece of literary fiction, blending dry humor, subtle surrealism, and an exploration of identity, legacy, and transformation.

   Old Litkinov

3. ‘Neil Gaiman and the Issue with "Men Writing Women" Discourse’ by like other girls - a thought-provoking exploration of how male authors write women and whether that reflects their personal beliefs and behaviors. It doesn’t provide easy answers but rather emphasises the complexities of literary interpretation and the weight of real-world actions.

   Neil Gaiman and the Issue with "Men Writing Women" Discourse

What have you all been following this week? Let me know in the comments!!

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