La principessa si salva da sola

The framing of the poems as a princess's journey felt both symbolic and empowering. I'm curious whether this was a deliberate choice to connect with traditional stories or a way to subvert them.

Some verses really struck a chord for me, especially around self-acceptance. I wonder if the author intended these poems to serve as a form of therapy for readers.

The collection feels raw at times but also empowering. Do others see this as a deliberate way to show that vulnerability can be a form of resilience?