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The Intermediate State: Forgiveness, Grace, and what lies between

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Enough

A heated, somewhat charged angle I bring to the subject of manipulation.

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Not Everything is Meant to be Shared

The art of gate-keeping, and the practice of individual identification rather than adhering to social archetypes. Another opinion piece.

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When Boundaries Become Escape: Accountability and the Illusion of Peace

A short essay I wrote about personal limitations within the boundaries we set for ourselves, an how it might be more harmful than productive.

Aniela Crescini 10/14/25 Aniela Crescini 10/14/25

The End of the World

Hieronymous Bosch, The Vision of Tundale (c. 1520–30), is the cover chosen for this story, as it represents such similarity to the disturbing or fantastical dreams I often have. Here is one of them…

Aniela Crescini 10/7/25 Aniela Crescini 10/7/25

High Quality Friend

An opinion piece, like many of mine, but surrounding the idea of ever-lasting, high-quality friendships. Furthermore, pushing past stereotypes, common acceptances, behaviors in friendships, all in order to reach the pinnacle of strong friendship.