The Space Between Selves
A dark feminist blog exploring goddess mythology, modern womanhood, and female power through poetry, essays, and literary analysis. Along with some reviews of books I love.
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Elle Review: How the Legally Blonde Prequel Perfectly Captures Elle Woods
Elle is more than a prequel to Legally Blonde. It's a thoughtful coming-of-age story about identity, belonging and the courage to stay true to yourself. As Elle Woods navigates the challenges of a new school and a new life, we begin to see the experiences that shaped the confident, compassionate woman we later meet at Harvard. Funny, nostalgic and full of heart, this series reminds us that authenticity will always matter more than fitting in.
Travelling
Travel has never been just about seeing new places for me. It has been about growth, courage, healing, and discovering what lies beyond the edges of my comfort zone. Every journey offers something different: a new perspective, an unexpected lesson, a beautiful memory, or a reminder of how vast and extraordinary the world truly is. The places I've visited have shaped me, but it is the person I become through travelling that keeps calling me back.
Belonging
There is a quiet kind of loneliness in always being the new person.
The one who arrives after the laughter has already settled into rhythm.
The one who listens first, speaks carefully, and wonders where their voice might fit.
I don’t just want people around me.
I want my people.
The kind of belonging that doesn’t ask you to shrink or explain yourself.
The kind that feels like being understood without having to translate your heart.