“Diary of My Addict: Finding Home”
A literary photo-essay by Nakita Stone
A fictional journey into the heart of addiction, blending reflective narrative with original photography.
This 10 page essay invites you to step into the inner world of an addict and their search for home, each polaroid a visual echo of lived experience
the
Diary of
My Addict
A Literary-Photo Essay by Nakita Stone
This essay will not solve your problems or answer all your questions. I doubt it will even give you a feeling of closure at the ending, similar to reading an authentic diary of an Addict who is still walking their healing journey.
There is room for incompletion. There is room for an open door with light shining through.
“I could write pages upon pages for The Addict and his Lover. These words below are but a clipping of an endless stream of empathy that has woven itself into my skin. More will emerge, as it often does, oozing out of my pores, when the stars align just right.”
the Love letterYour
Addict Never Wrote
A Literary-Photo Essay by Nakita Stone
A photo-essay by Nakita Stone
Written for those who have loved someone struggling with sexual addiction.
A short, fictional photo-essay imagining the words an addict might write to his lover if he could finally be honest.
This 10 page essay is full of the wisdom you likely need to hear along with insights about your addict all coming from the imaginary pen of your addict.
10 page pdf with original photography.
You can pay $4 to support my work
or download free if you need it.
“The Love letter Your Sex Addict Never Wrote”
A photo-essay by Nakita Stone
Written for those who have loved someone struggling with sexual addiction.
A short, fictional photo-essay imagining the words an addict might write to his lover if he could finally be honest.
This 10 page essay is full of the wisdom you likely need to hear along with insights about your addict all coming from the imaginary pen of your addict.
10 page pdf with original photography.
You can pay $4 to support my work
or download free if you need it.
This is the letter your addict may never write—
but that you may need to read.