a post on how my desire to be vulnerable is clashing weirdly with being a microcelebrity, and the things I didn't expect about microfame
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"Loving you means that I'll give you every opportunity to hurt me, and cross my fingers that you won't." -- I've said this to every partner I've had in the last decade.
Maybe it's a stupid question, but does being a microceleb affect your meatspace in terrible ways?
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I remember when you followed me on Twitter. You weren’t famous yet . I just liked your tweets . But then you got famous and you unfollowed me . It’s okay… I understand 🥺
Im not being passive aggressive at all 🥺🥺
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Thank you for writing this. Vulnerability is a super hard choice. Authenticity draws the ire of everyone who wants you to be them. Knowing there are others willing to face that friction down, especially through the confusion of fame, is tremendously inspiring to me.
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How do you balance the urge to put your true self on display for everyone to see, with the urge to shape your true self into something that everyone will accept?
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