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My Truths and Why I Do What I Do
Nothing but light. Transmuting pain to life. Childhood was wild. Central America, barefoot, living in a van with my mentally unwell, radical feminist mother. She was traumatised. I was free on the outside, inside I was developing a nervous system that never felt safe. If I’d done things “by the books” this whole time, I’d probably be dead. I learnt how to stay alive. I’m a survivor. I’ve survived things people haven’t even seen in movies. At 24, my diagnosis and brain scans c
Chelsea Joy Arganbright
Nov 6


Compartmentalisation: The Walls We Build to Survive
If you grew up in an environment where safety was never guaranteed, you may have learned early that the only way to get through each day was
Chelsea Joy Arganbright
Aug 18


The Way of the Superior Man | London, UK
In this generation and cultural milieu, androgyny is popular and trendy. We pretend as though in a short span of time we have somehow...
Chelsea Joy Arganbright
Jan 13, 2021
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