レナ・ダナムのインスタグラム(lenadunham) - 8月29日 23時24分

Pretty sure every summer I post about my distaste for the season- and it’s not a comedic bit or an assumed quirk (after all, hating summer doesn’t really win friends and influence people- summer is, like, popular. There’s a reason 90s popular girls were all named Summer.) Since I was a little kid, as spring sprung in New York- older kids hung out in the park with super soakers, cannonballed into the neighborhood pool on Houston, Mr Softee played his lonesome tune- panic enveloped me. I never liked going outside- sun made me dizzy but rain made me cold, I burned easily and bruised even more so. My true occupation was under the covers with a book, a notepad, a pet, a doll with a skirt that transformed into a cupcake. My parents, bless them, instituted basic summer rules- go out for an hour and we’ll leave you be for 23 more. As I got older and understood the chronic health issues/disability I was dealing with, my aversion made more sense- Ehler-Danlos flares can be triggered by extreme temperature and sensitive skin is a hallmark. In resisting what hurt, I’d formed… well, a full personality. The thing that makes me a writer, a director sprouted from the very same chromosome that made me stay in my bunk during free time at camp (as you can tell, I've always been a nexus of social currency!) Now, as an adult, I have myself on a similar regimen as the ones my parents put me on back in the day. Unless I’m working, I don’t think I’ve spent a full day outdoors in my adult life. That may sound tragic but when I take my brief trips- around the block, on a plane or train or peering out of a car window at an early morning view- I experience these places, these moments, very deeply- my dog stretching next to me in the sun takes on psychedelic status. This summer what I witnessed was mostly from my window, writing about other places but dreaming about just where I am. So this is just some love for everyone who feels like they’re looking at summer as they live it, a voyeur, scared to miss out but scared to jump in. Don’t be so quick to offer self-judgment- you may be forming your own arsenal of superpowers as we speak, avoiding the water but still making a splash.

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