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It is on my tongue— a feeling palatable, aerodynamic transition, palpable. Redesigning for flight, for movement through resistance, for letting go of drag. Whereas my muscles would tense up, a few inches from the ground— now I’ve learned that to clip one’s wings is to stay anchored, be shackled down. Not that being grounded isn’t a form of comfort, safety, or security— but there’s a shift that comes from renegotiating the terms you’ve set with your own mind. It’s a daunting challenge, yet a necessary one. Because I want to see the world, not from behind a pane of glass, but with wind in my lungs and wonder in my chest. And I want to fall in love— falling into bed with you, multiple strings attached, and still feel like the luckiest person alive. To do that, I am taking flight in ways I could not have foreseen as a child.
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Jul 12, 2025
Jul 12, 2025 at 4:36 AM UTC
{Aerodynamics}