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I Don’t Need My Life to Be Remarkable
Illustration by
Karlotta Freier
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I Don’t Need My Life to Be Remarkable
published by
New York Times
on
September 23, 2022
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Illustrator

Karlotta Freier
Brooklyn, NY

Art Director

Damien Saatdjian

Subject

opinion
identity

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compassionate
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meloncholic
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peaceful

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hands
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water

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