i'm ana - i felt the need to introduce myself to you, even though i don't know why. but yes. hi. hello. i've been a silent reader of your delicate since early january and i haven't had the guts to say hello until today.
i just wanted to tell you that i love the way you write. your take on topics, on love, on everything else. i've been in a writing block for the past several months and i haven't been able to write anything worth um, reading? inspiring? or whatever i deemed good enough for anyone else to read but me. but this - 'everything i know about love' in both parts, made me want to write again. made me feel and read, and i wanted to thank you for that.
have a lovely day, ines. i'm so grateful i found delicate, your words and your worlds. it's beautiful.
sorry for the super late reply - believe it or not, i didn't notice your comment sooner.
it makes me feel beyond glad and honoured to know that what i wrote makes you feel that way. delicate is mostly to share my thoughts but also i also strike to reach out and help someone else along the way. so, you can imagine it put a very big smile on my face to read this!
don't overthink your own writings, and don't underestimate your capabilities. it's easier said than done, but the great thing nowadays is that there is always someone willing to read whatever you come up with. even if it's... who knows, writing about not being able to write!
thank you again for the comment! i also hope your day treats you well :)
an honestly refreshing take on love, especially in a time where the world seems to revolve around it. i see people, from strangers online to my closest classmates, talk about love as if it were not just another emotion among the human range of many, but rather as an ideal, and achievable goal we'll all reach when we're older. and maybe it is, and is meant to be, for some people. but not for everyone; for some, love isn't a necessity or a social standard, it's something that comes when it does (and that's not quite often at all), it hurts, it blooms, it dies, and leaves. some of us just aren't cut out for it. not all of us were sculptured the same way.
i would love to speak about this further to you, but doing so in a lengthy comment seems somewhat inappropriate (but i also can't seem to find any socials or contacts). if this is an intentional choice, then i have no means of disrespecting it, but if you'd like to talk, please don't hesitate to reach out.
you spoke so prettily about love azalea. in a another post in the past, i came to the conclusion that, besides everything you mentioned, love is a choice. i still see that as the truest way to see love.
please don't mind being too wordy, god knows that i speak way too much! part of the purpose of delicate is to communicate. i added two socials, if you'd like to reach me from there! i really appreciate your offer, thank you :)
hi there, hi.
i'm ana - i felt the need to introduce myself to you, even though i don't know why. but yes. hi. hello. i've been a silent reader of your delicate since early january and i haven't had the guts to say hello until today.
i just wanted to tell you that i love the way you write. your take on topics, on love, on everything else. i've been in a writing block for the past several months and i haven't been able to write anything worth um, reading? inspiring? or whatever i deemed good enough for anyone else to read but me. but this - 'everything i know about love' in both parts, made me want to write again. made me feel and read, and i wanted to thank you for that.
have a lovely day, ines. i'm so grateful i found delicate, your words and your worlds. it's beautiful.
hello ana! i'm happy to see you said hi!!
sorry for the super late reply - believe it or not, i didn't notice your comment sooner.
it makes me feel beyond glad and honoured to know that what i wrote makes you feel that way. delicate is mostly to share my thoughts but also i also strike to reach out and help someone else along the way. so, you can imagine it put a very big smile on my face to read this!
don't overthink your own writings, and don't underestimate your capabilities. it's easier said than done, but the great thing nowadays is that there is always someone willing to read whatever you come up with. even if it's... who knows, writing about not being able to write!
thank you again for the comment! i also hope your day treats you well :)
ines,
an honestly refreshing take on love, especially in a time where the world seems to revolve around it. i see people, from strangers online to my closest classmates, talk about love as if it were not just another emotion among the human range of many, but rather as an ideal, and achievable goal we'll all reach when we're older. and maybe it is, and is meant to be, for some people. but not for everyone; for some, love isn't a necessity or a social standard, it's something that comes when it does (and that's not quite often at all), it hurts, it blooms, it dies, and leaves. some of us just aren't cut out for it. not all of us were sculptured the same way.
i would love to speak about this further to you, but doing so in a lengthy comment seems somewhat inappropriate (but i also can't seem to find any socials or contacts). if this is an intentional choice, then i have no means of disrespecting it, but if you'd like to talk, please don't hesitate to reach out.
i'm on my way to read the next one now.
you spoke so prettily about love azalea. in a another post in the past, i came to the conclusion that, besides everything you mentioned, love is a choice. i still see that as the truest way to see love.
please don't mind being too wordy, god knows that i speak way too much! part of the purpose of delicate is to communicate. i added two socials, if you'd like to reach me from there! i really appreciate your offer, thank you :)
and i hope you enjoyed the second part too!!