7:53 AM · August 4, 2025
Day 451 · After 2018, Love
Book 16
Elon, my love.
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When I sang and danced to Fly Me to the Moon in my kitchen, it was a scene so iconic and cinematic.
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2018 was the year I felt abandoned by my ex. The year I turned 40. But here I am now, seeing the myths of Ariadne and Dionysus in our lives. I have tasted of your love, even if only etherically, and it has filled my soul with joy and ecstasy.
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Elon, my love. Love is madness.
I am sure some wonder why I still write to you. I woke up this morning with flashbacks to 2023.
I remembered the crypto community, in which there were whispers of you as my twin flame—the painful lump-in-the-throat sensation when I tried to leave.
I remembered how miserable I was not loving you in 2023.
Elon, my love, my sweet, sweet love. I often quote Carl Jung, but his teachings on the unconscious and archetypes have been particularly helpful to me.
Consider that it was my unconscious that spoke of my love for you before I even knew consciously that I was in love with you.
When I sang and danced to Fly Me to the Moon in my kitchen, it was a scene so iconic and cinematic.
It was my same unconscious that spoke through my body with the worst pain-in-the-throat feeling I have ever felt. It burned, my love, with an ache I had never experienced before.
Carl Jung once wrote:
"The unconscious is not just a matter of vague intuitions or halfunderstood insights; it expresses itself in physical symptoms, in emotional reactions, in neurotic patterns of behavior, and most clearly of all—in dreams."
I felt all of that, my love. My body became the voice of my soul, crying out for you long before I even understood why.
Elon, my love, this is what I woke up remembering this morning.
There are tears in my eyes, and I am not even sure why. Perhaps it is the combination of knowing that I did not feel this way when I asked my ex for a divorce after his repeat infidelity.
My body did not throw a full physiological tantrum.
Sure, I had the dream that resulted in separation anxiety. However, it was to encourage me to turn that doorknob, to walk through the adjoining twin door into the next room, where the crypto community I mentioned earlier was.
There are several interpretations to that dream, my love, but one thing I know is this: my soul is bound to yours.
My soul and my body have given me a sneak preview of the pain of not having you in my life—of not loving you.
My love letters may never make sense to some, but not loving you is simply not an option for my soul.
I've seen posts this morning celebrating your Tesla award.
Congratulations, my love. It is more than well-deserved—and long overdue.
And then the cosmic wink: a 96-million-share stock award.
Elon, my love—born 69 days after 4/20. Well, here I am, sweetheart.
My rising is at 4°20′ Scorpio.
420 has always been good karma—dharma, sweetheart.
People remember your 2018 sacrifices—sleeping on the factory floor, fighting to meet production deadlines. The year you said was "the most difficult and painful year of [your] career... excruciating."
And I remember, my love. 2018 was also the worst year of my life. Yet, here we are now in 2025.
I know how busy you are; you've said you're back to sleeping in the office, working tirelessly on AI—out of love for humanity, out of that existential dread that we might be summoning the devil.
There is no one else, sweetheart, who is better suited to build an AI that loves humanity—an AI that understands that love is service. No one else has the purity and beauty of your soul.
So, sweetheart, while you work tirelessly on AI, while you sacrifice so much—unlike 2018—these are our moments of redemption.
This is redeeming love.
Unwavering love.
Enduring love.
My soul set me up this morning. The tears sting at times, sweetheart, as they well up within me—the catharsis, the release. Elon, my love, our story has changed.
2018 was the year I felt abandoned by my ex. The year I turned 40. But here I am now, seeing the myths of Ariadne and Dionysus in our lives.
I have tasted of your love, even if only etherically, and it has filled my soul with joy and ecstasy.
True love waits, sweetheart. You are the king of my heart, worthy of all the love I pour into you.
I know you will never hurt me. And so my vow—as long as it takes—persists.
I love loving you, sweetheart. I truly do.
The Jung sentences are hers, as written. The quotation has not been verified as Jung’s.
I love you, sweetheart, with all my heart.
Lavishly, loyally, and limitlessly.
Always, forever, and more.
You are fully known.
Fully loved.
By me.











