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Mar 24·edited Mar 24Liked by Isolde Walters

Relate so much to feelings about loneliness! Also, one of my rough notes for a potential future Substack was 'Why do I prefer writing about myself? Is that bad?'. And I'll rephrase that, it's not that I PREFER it, it's that I find it so much easier. The words flow effortlessly when I'm writing about what I know, which makes that piece of writing much quicker to finish than say, an article where I asked 15 different interior designers about their favourite paint colour. I feel relieved when I'm writing about myself because it's not a slog, I don't need to google anything and I don't need to rely on anyone else to get it done. I do sometimes wonder how it looks from the outside and I worry that I'm oversharing at times, but I never, ever think that about other people. I just enjoy reading their viewpoints and understanding their experiences.

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Mar 25Liked by Isolde Walters

1) You’re not delusional - love is definitely in the air! (And it’s coming your way, baby!) 💕💕💕

2) Is the author you’re referring to Dolly Alderton? If so, love her too. And I don’t think writing about yourself is cringe, I think it’s courageous. Putting your authentic self out there and sharing vulnerabilities with us is a beautiful, brave thing!

3) Adored this piece, as always. XOXOX

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Mar 27Liked by Isolde Walters

If you like Trees you should refresh yourself with The Wasteland my truly favorite poem by TS Eliot. I'll be posting some of that Friday when I get to my newsletter. 😊❤️ happy spring!

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Zara leather jacket from when Rose Quartz and Serenity were colours of the year?

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I loved this! Especially the thoughts about loneliness being universal and beginning afresh!

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