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Spiraling - part 1
A chapter in the book The Corona saga
Letters to C
by Iza Deleanu
Dear Coronella, I know you for almost a year and two months, not in person, but as a pen pal.
In the beginning, it was fun to have a Chinese friend, but when you started to take over my world, the fun was gone.
The first point to you was when you kicked me out of my cushion world; when things were so and so, but I was too tired to overthink.
When you dropped me at home indefinitely I started to see the reality. I knew that my life was not perfect and most of the times I was living based on a hunch.
You brought me clarity: my marriage it's a freaking compromise, two people stuck in something that the government calls it marriage, but deep down we know it's just a facade.
I'm staying in because of a religious belief, and you my dear husband because of convenience.
So, yeah dear Coronella thank you for opening my eyes.
Dear Coronella, I know you for almost a year and two months, not in person, but as a pen pal.
In the beginning, it was fun to have a Chinese friend, but when you started to take over my world, the fun was gone.
The first point to you was when you kicked me out of my cushion world; when things were so and so, but I was too tired to overthink.
When you dropped me at home indefinitely I started to see the reality. I knew that my life was not perfect and most of the times I was living based on a hunch.
You brought me clarity: my marriage it's a freaking compromise, two people stuck in something that the government calls it marriage, but deep down we know it's just a facade.
I'm staying in because of a religious belief, and you my dear husband because of convenience.
So, yeah dear Coronella thank you for opening my eyes.
In the beginning, it was fun to have a Chinese friend, but when you started to take over my world, the fun was gone.
The first point to you was when you kicked me out of my cushion world; when things were so and so, but I was too tired to overthink.
When you dropped me at home indefinitely I started to see the reality. I knew that my life was not perfect and most of the times I was living based on a hunch.
You brought me clarity: my marriage it's a freaking compromise, two people stuck in something that the government calls it marriage, but deep down we know it's just a facade.
I'm staying in because of a religious belief, and you my dear husband because of convenience.
So, yeah dear Coronella thank you for opening my eyes.
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