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It's Okay to Write About It (in 500 Words)

Vocal Community Microfiction Series - Psyche

By Loryne AndaweyPublished 12 months ago 1 min read
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It's Okay to Write About It (in 500 Words)
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Describe a moment in your life when you experienced adversity and/or trauma and how you overcame it. (500 words)

Lindsey re-read the question. It was the last part of her University application and she found herself hesitating.

"It's okay to write about it," Lindsey's therapist had said.

"I don't want to, though."

"I know." She remembered how her therapist cooed like she was trying to calm some dumb bird. "All I'm saying is that you'll likely get accepted if you do."

Lindsey bit her lip.

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The nightmares found her again.

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Thank you for lingering

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Loryne Andawey

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  • Kayla Alden8 months ago

    Loved it. So much more was said here without being said.

  • Cathy holmes11 months ago

    Oh my. This is great.

  • Oh poor Lindsey! 🥺 This should be illegal!

  • It had to be good for something other than simply coming through it alive. But is it necessary to relive it, whether waking or dreaming?

  • Sonia Heidi Unruh12 months ago

    Such a creative take -- a microstory within a microstory. So much is said in between the words.

  • JBaz12 months ago

    Bravo

  • Dana Crandell12 months ago

    Well done!

  • Leslie Writes12 months ago

    *chef’s kiss

  • Paul Stewart12 months ago

    Aw, wonderful writing here. Very emotive and had my attention from start to finish!

  • Lawrence Mireku Adu12 months ago

    Loved it, Very good

  • Serhat Köse12 months ago

    Beautiful

  • Melissa Ingoldsby12 months ago

    Loved it

  • Donna Renee12 months ago

    👏❤️ Definitely tells an entire story (and a backstory too!). This was such a great and unique way to format this!

  • Dana Stewart12 months ago

    Very good!

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