Sanobar, I finally found the courage to read and listen to this essay. As I heard your voice reading my words and then yours, I was reminded of something a professor had taught us in college about texts speaking to each other. You have shown me another dimension of guilt and what it is like to read a tarot guidance and find a way to apply it in one's life, while it flows. I loved every word of it and found myself in so many of your words. It is a blessing. This essay. And you. Thank you. ❤️
Sigh! Oh Parool. I don't know what to say. I'm so glad we hold eachother's hands through our words. Tight hugs, sis! Thank YOU for the gift. I've finally decided to free myself.
I read this loving note repeatedly :) Roshni, I'm glad you encouraged me to read my essays. I owned this shit and how! And a lot of that has to do with me reading it aloud. Thank you, yaara!
"The draw of my fantasies has been so strong that I’ve practically created an alternate, exciting world in my head. Living in my head is attractive and easy. I know because I’ve lived there for decades now - since my childhood." The truths you bring up from inside you are gifts for your readers, Sanobar. This essay is stunning in its clarity and relatability. Hugs meri jaan.
Hugs received with all my heart, Sumira. And thank you for mentioning the relatability part. That's the greatest return gift we give to eachother I guess.
Sanobar, I finally found the courage to read and listen to this essay. As I heard your voice reading my words and then yours, I was reminded of something a professor had taught us in college about texts speaking to each other. You have shown me another dimension of guilt and what it is like to read a tarot guidance and find a way to apply it in one's life, while it flows. I loved every word of it and found myself in so many of your words. It is a blessing. This essay. And you. Thank you. ❤️
Sigh! Oh Parool. I don't know what to say. I'm so glad we hold eachother's hands through our words. Tight hugs, sis! Thank YOU for the gift. I've finally decided to free myself.
Janeman! Thank you for recording this....I'm so happy to have heard it. This piece was alive and moving and throbbing!
I read this loving note repeatedly :) Roshni, I'm glad you encouraged me to read my essays. I owned this shit and how! And a lot of that has to do with me reading it aloud. Thank you, yaara!
Warm hugs, Sanobar! Anything but average, so so heartfelt this is ❤️ and your muffins look so yummy, can taste their yumminess through your words.
Easiest muffins ever, Doel! And thank you for the hugs and for the warmth in your feedback 🧡
One of your best essays Sanobar. Loved reading it
I love feedback that shows me what I miss to see! Thank you, Farah ♥️
You always write for me don’t you.❤️🩹🫂♥️
Lol I feel so good knowing I was never alone. Love and hugs, Natasha!
"The draw of my fantasies has been so strong that I’ve practically created an alternate, exciting world in my head. Living in my head is attractive and easy. I know because I’ve lived there for decades now - since my childhood." The truths you bring up from inside you are gifts for your readers, Sanobar. This essay is stunning in its clarity and relatability. Hugs meri jaan.
Hugs received with all my heart, Sumira. And thank you for mentioning the relatability part. That's the greatest return gift we give to eachother I guess.
Lovely writing Sanobar.❤️
Not once did your writing feel average. Loved every bit of it!
Writing hi toh dard ki dawa hai :) thank you, Zahra!
I loved every word of this!! This essay is anything but average.
I want to read this again and again, Sanobar. And I will.
Thank you so much, Sanket :)
What a stunning essay, Sanobar! More power to your pen💛
Thank you!