This is my love letter to all of the tiny apartments that have saved our lives.
I moved into my first apartment alone when I was twenty-four.
She was 400-square feet, nearly the size of a walk-in fridge, and when I...
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“BURN!
BURN!
BURN!
FEEL THE FIRE INSIDE OF YOU!
DO YOU FEEL IT?”
{voice softens}
“You’ll see, when you feel that fire burning in your stomach – it will break down barriers. Anything you couldn’t deal with before. You can. You can now.”
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