On the way to work, I wonder who to tell.
On the subway, I type a message, then delete it. Some days, I’m unsure who I can tell, or how much to share.
Scenes
- I type a message, then delete it. — On the subway to work, I write down what’s bothering me, then erase it. It’s hard to decide who to tell and how much to share.
- I worry what happens after I tell. — I think opening up might make me feel lighter, but then I stop, worried the story could reach someone else.
- Set the limits first — In digital relationships, consider not just what the other person says, but how far your story might be shared.
- Keep just one sentence — Today, don’t send it. Write one sentence about what you want to protect. It can be just for you.
- I choose how much to share — Even if someone is trustworthy, you don’t have to tell them everything at once. How much you share is up to you.
Stories by Suho
- Suho
- A gift comes every payday
- Someone I’d seen online was standing outside my home.
- I keep thinking about that call after the work dinner.
- After work, I’m standing at the door, and I need to change who can see my account.
- After my appointment, an offer to work together came in.
- I check the hate comments again, even after putting my child to bed.
- When I wake up, today’s plans are already decided.
- On the first night, should I open the door when someone says we have a mutual friend?