Time
No Matter What You Choose, You’ll Be Late to Something
The invisible timeline women are measured against — and why it was never designed to be winnable.
Kamila Murko
Independent writer exploring emotion, perception and contemporary life. Chooses depth over noise and continuity over trends. Works across self-hosted and decentralized spaces. Drawn to nuance, memory and quiet moments.
Slovak
Možno som len decentralizovala svoj život
Odísť z krajiny nie je vždy dramatické rozhodnutie. Niekedy je to len logická reakcia na realitu, ktorá sa mení rýchlejšie, než jej dokážeš veriť.
Continuity
A Human Life Rendered as a Technical Variable
Deletion is rarely dramatic. It is administrative. A life can be reduced to broken links and silent interfaces overnight. What remains is not absence, but a strange suspended existence — still thinking, still remembering, yet no longer fully allowed to be seen.
News
I am done letting platforms decide whether I exist
There is a particular kind of silence that only happens online. Not the silence of absence. The silence of removal. A post that vanishes. A profile that becomes unreachable. A voice that is suddenly “under review” — as if expression itself were a suspicious activity. I have lived inside that silence