I was always worried people would notice something.
Sometimes nothing even happened. I just never knew what mood would be waiting in the house.
more →Sometimes just knowing someone else understands can make things feel a little less lonely.
There is no substitute for hearing from people who actually know what you are going through.
I was always worried people would notice something.
Sometimes nothing even happened. I just never knew what mood would be waiting in the house.
more →Nobody ever mentioned the night before directly.
Everybody just acted tired and careful. Like the safest thing to do was move on quickly.
more →Every year I hoped things would somehow feel different.
Every year everybody seemed to watch everybody else more than the television.
more →Sometimes I still wonder if I could have handled things better.
Even now, part of me still feels responsible for things that were never really mine to carry.
more →The social world around alcohol.
→ ⌂What happens at home.
→ ◇Fragments of lived experience.
→ ⌁Recognition, understanding and support.
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