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Dec 28, 2023 04:14PM

“Feelings, emotions, experiences, are all part of humanity's shared language, and in Linghun, that shared language is grief. Grief is a language that tears us apart, but it is also what brings us together. Remember, you are never alone.”
― Ai Jiang, Linghun

tags: grief

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“Humans and monsters both understand stories about magic and marvel and myth are made interesting by their stemming from trauma and violence and blood. How can one grow without pain?”
― Jade Song, Chlorine

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“Who am I but someone others define? It's easier to be a stereotype. It hurts when you are yourself.”
― Trang Thanh Tran, She Is a Haunting

tags: diaspora, identity, stereotypes

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“Even when I am not actively feeling lonely, I know that loneliness is still in my blood. This is what frightens me most of all.”
― Fiona Murphy, The Shape of Sound

tags: loneliness

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