The Faster I Walk, The Smaller I Am

Mathea Martinsen has lived a life marked by solitude, grappling with her inability to connect with others and feeling increasingly invisible in the world around her. As she navigates the complexities of aging, her introspective journey reveals the weight of her experiences and the silent battles she's fought. With a unique blend of humor and poignancy, Mathea's story reflects on the nuances of human relationships and the struggle for identity in a society that often overlooks the quiet and the unseen.

Through a contemplative lens, the narrative delves into Mathea's reflections on her choices, regrets, and the peculiar comfort she finds in her own company. Her observations on life and the people she encounters offer a captivating exploration of loneliness, resilience, and the small moments that ultimately define our existence. As Mathea walks through her world, she invites readers to ponder the importance of presence and the complexities of what it means to truly connect.