The irony of this phrase (given the number of ordinary least squares regression models I've run in the past few days) is palpable.
There was an era of my life when, when my life felt like too much for me to handle, I would retreat into a small dark space--under the bed, in the closet, in the bathtub with the lights off, etc.--and curl up, hidden away from all the bad things in as little space as possible, where I felt like I could control things. It was an illogical and often impractical coping mechanism, but it worked for me. I regained control of my life in lots of small dark spaces.
I'm contemplating sinking underneath this cluster desk right now and seeing if it still works.
Inside the mind of a kind of quirky, pretty stubborn, way too opinionated, twenty-something, heteroflexible Black female newly employed up-and-moved-to-DC Princeton GRADUATE who's just trying to sort out her life. An uninhibited celebration of all that is me, this blog is an exercise in self-discovery and live-with-your-heart-wide-open-ness. Though I make respect a habit, I will not always be politically correct, and I believe in the power of making audiences uncomfortable to inspire change.
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