Making things isn't solely about the goods themselves, but equally about one's nameLila hums as she cleans the ticket booth counter, then spots a wallet lying on the floor—she grabs it, flips it open, and sees a driver’s license, credit cards, and some cash inside.
Lila comes over, sees the two mirrors, and laughs. “You’ve got a mirror obsession now,” she says, but her eyes are warm, and I know she gets it. These mirrors aren’t just objects—they’re a part of me, a part of my story.🥭Factory worker: perseverance, dedication, the desir
@1antondaniels It’s a woman thing. You wouldn’t understand. And this sir is not emasculation. It’s the unfiltered menopausal truth. Maybe stay out of grown woman business, because that what this conversation is.