Look at the old photo again and retrace that day
While flipping through the album, you stop at an old photo and start checking again whether contraception worked that day.
Scenes
- Check again whether contraception worked that day — While flipping through the album, you stop at an old photo. You start checking again whether contraception worked that day and whether you should look into getting tested.
- The date in the photo makes the question grow — Around eleven at night, you zoom in on the date in the photo, then open the search bar again. The words you want to verify grow longer than the photo itself.
- A photo alone cannot give you the answer — The photo brings that day back to mind, but it cannot tell you how contraception went or whether you should look into getting tested. You need to look at the two separately.
- Write down what you know and what you want to ask — Today, close the photo and try writing down “what I know” and “what I want to confirm” separately. You may see what to ask before you start searching.
- Choose what you want to confirm from the scene that came to mind — As Haeon explains contraception and testing, Haeon looks together at the scene that came to mind and the facts to confirm. Which feels closer to what you want to focus on first?
Stories by Haeon
- Haeon
- Monday morning, and our conversation keeps getting pushed back
- The conversation about contraception stays with you on the way home.
- A Weekend Plan Made in Silence
- After I read the word “normal,” it starts to feel like it’s about me.
- The night they returned from the funeral, they were moving at different speeds.
- After saying no at the celebration, I’m worried about seeing them again.
- After the funeral, it’s hard to talk about our boundaries again
- A weekend afternoon, wondering how to ask about affection