Curated Delusions.

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ABOUT TESSA

Who Is Tessa?


Tessa is the voice in your head that gets louder after midnight.

 

She notices the pattern, rolls her eyes at the red flags, and still somehow turns the mess into a story worth reading.

 

Part advice. Part confession. Part bad influence.

She’s probably thought the same thing you have.

The stories are real. The names aren’t.

FROM THE NOTEBOOK

Latest Confessions
The thoughts you shouldn’t text but probably will

I Keep Replaying Our Last Conversation

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I Didn’t Miss Them, I Missed the Attention

I thought I missed them.

The way we talked, the connection, the feeling of having someone there. It felt like something was missing, like I lost something real, like I just needed a little more time to get over it.

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I Keep People Around for the Feeling, Not the Future

I don’t always keep people because I see something long term.

I keep them because of how they make me feel right now.

The conversations, the attention, the way they fill space in my day

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DEAR TESSA

Write What You Can’t Say Out Loud

Some thoughts aren’t meant for your friends.

Some questions don’t have safe answers.

Tessa reads them anyway.

Tessa

unfiltered. a little dangerous.

Anonymous. Unfiltered. A little dangerous.