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https://thequiteroom30.substack.com/p/a-love-story-told-from-a-therapists?r=94dipb
One trip to Scotland. A graveyard outside my apartment window. A storm that shut down every way home. And a spider the size of my palm that we never found.
Each one scared me in a completely different way.
Looking back, I can finally see what was happening in my head each time. This month is the start of a new series all about fear. The spider comes last, for good reason 😅
https://jentraxel.substack.com/p/when-fear-writes-the-story?r=oka4j&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web