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The Moth That Opened Her Mouth Again

Death had barely cooled on her skin when the veil began to breathe. A moth fluttered open the doorway, shadows warmed like hands, and her husband bent to whisper confessions into her lifeless ear—promises trembling with love, guilt, and desire. Camilla watches as the dead woman summons him with a lover’s pull, reminding everyone in the room that passion can outlive breath… and sometimes demands a second life to finish what the first could not.

Tokyo Day Two: Senso-ji, Sushi Highs, Ice Cream Redemption & Ginza Glow-Ups

If Day One in Tokyo was a warm-up, Day Two was the main character energy we were waiting for. From ancient temples to fancy knives, from sushi so fresh it practically winked at us, to the sweet, sweet taste of ice-cream vengeance—Tokyo delivered. Hard. Senso-ji: Sensory Overload in the Best Possible Way We kicked offContinue reading “Tokyo Day Two: Senso-ji, Sushi Highs, Ice Cream Redemption & Ginza Glow-Ups”

From Fuji Sunrises to Tokyo Nights: A Day of Magic, Chaos & Oysters

Mt. Fuji at sunrise. A shrine wedding straight out of a romance drama. Shibuya Crossing madness. Sushi, souvenirs, palace guards, and the world’s most devastating ice-cream rejection. Oh—and oysters worth writing home about. This day in Tokyo had EVERYTHING. Come see how it all unfolded!

Kyoto to Mt. Fuji — The Long Road to Japan’s Iconic Peak

From Kyoto’s quiet charm to Mt. Fuji’s breathtaking beauty, this road trip was pure magic—complete with mountain views, crimson maples, and a 7-Eleven so good it made me question everything I thought I knew about convenience store food.

Embers Beneath the Ordinary

**Content Warning:**
This story is intended for an **adult audience** and deals with mature emotional and sensual themes.

For years, Christine has moved through her life like a shadow—working the same small job, drinking the same afternoon coffee, and returning to a home that feels more like a waiting room than a home. Beneath her careful routines, however, burns a fierce and restless passion she has never dared to live out loud. When a chance encounter shatters the predictable rhythm of her days, Christine finds herself drawn toward desires she has long ignored and choices that threaten to uproot the life she’s built. As the lines between longing and liberation blur, she must confront the truth she has buried deepest: the cost of staying small in a world where her heart was meant to blaze.

Day 2 in Kyoto: Golden Dreams, Whispering Floors & Endless Orange Arches

Day 2 reminded me that Kyoto isn’t just a destination—it’s an experience, one that stays with you long after you’ve left.

Jet Lag, Joy, and Japanese Toilets — a Love Story of Sorts

Six women. One city. Countless servings of takoyaki. Osaka was more than a destination—it was the start of rediscovering who I am (with a little help from my dear friend and a very advanced toilet)

Felicity Arvizu Takes On: Washington, D.C.

They say Washington, D.C. is the beating heart of American democracy. Personally, I’d say it’s more like a heartbeat monitor—beep… beep… pause… “oh, is this thing still on?” But after three days in the nation’s capital, I can confirm: it’s a city worth taking on, even if you nearly end up knocking on the WhiteContinue reading “Felicity Arvizu Takes On: Washington, D.C.”

Day 6: Nuuk’d Up- Wind, Whale Snacks, and a lot of Reindeer

If you had told me a few years ago that I’d spend a Wednesday afternoon eating whale jerky and shopping in the only mall in Greenland, I probably would’ve nodded politely and backed away slowly. And yet—here we are. Welcome to Nuuk, the capital of Greenland and the literal heartbeat of this icy island. Nuuk isContinue reading “Day 6: Nuuk’d Up- Wind, Whale Snacks, and a lot of Reindeer”