Callum Carter

  • Unspoken, Still Felt

    Unspoken, Still Felt

    The narrator was eagerly anticipating a reunion with Patty at a food festival, feeling hopeful about self-discovery after hardship. However, an unexpected infection led to a hospital stay, causing anxiety about Patty’s perception of her absence. After three days, she texted an apology, expressing regret for missing their meeting.

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  • No Names, Just Vibes

    No Names, Just Vibes

    “Sore legs, sweet lassi, and a text from a guy who still won’t tell me his real name 😌💃🏽🫖 Healing looks like tea instead of coffee and laughter instead of overthinking. Chapter 2 feels kinda cute.”

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  • New City, New Beats

    New City, New Beats

    “Sometimes you have to lose yourself in a crowd of strangers to remember who you are.” I’d been in a mood. Not the cute “I need a glass of wine and a rom-com” kind. No. This was the “crying into cereal, wearing pajamas for three days straight, who even am I” kind of mood. My

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  • The Unseen Cost of Starting Over

    Life’s challenges can unexpectedly humble us, forcing us to confront vulnerability. The journey to recovery is often fraught with loss and grief, as we let go of old connections and search for control amid chaos. Yet, within this struggle, a flicker of hope persists, guiding us toward growth and healing through perseverance and the courage…

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  • I Buried You in the Recovery Room

    This is one of the hardest pieces I’ve ever written. It’s personal, painful, and honest. I wrote it not just to process my own experience, but to give voice to the women who’ve gone through similar heartbreaks and had to pick themselves up in silence. If you’ve been there, I see you. If you haven’t,…

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  • Gone Before We Knew

    Gone Before We Knew

    The narrator grapples with the emotional turmoil of an unplanned pregnancy and the subsequent loss due to an ectopic pregnancy. While longing for connection and support from Callum, who has distanced himself, she faces profound grief and isolation. Ultimately, she resolves to navigate her pain one breath at a time.

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  • The Final Chapter

    The Final Chapter

    The narrator reflects on a toxic relationship with Callum, where initial joy turns into emotional turmoil as his affection becomes a weapon. Despite a desperate connection, she ultimately recognizes his manipulative nature and chooses to end the affair. With time, relief replaces pain, revealing her strength and clarity as she moves on.

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  • Falling for a Moment

    Falling for a Moment

    A week after Callum’s message, I hosted him in my home, initially feeling uneasy. Our conversations progressed, leading to a kiss and an unexpected declaration of love, leaving me uncertain about our future as a couple.

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  • The Late-Night Arrival

    The Late-Night Arrival

    It had been a long evening, and work had been nothing short of brutal. My legs ached, my head throbbed, and my patience was wearing thin. I had about twenty more clients to check in, each one arriving at their own unpredictable schedule, oblivious to how exhausting it was to juggle them all. I was

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  • You Worked Hard: A Love Letter to Lost Idols

    The rise of technology and social media has facilitated both connection and cruelty, enabling anonymous online attacks that harm individuals, particularly in the K-POP industry. While idols bring joy, they suffer from relentless scrutiny and hate. The tragic losses like Sulli and Jonghyun highlight the need for kindness and support in a culture of judgment.

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