
observations on the messy business of being human. for people who think about people
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My ex once told me he was bothered by the fact that I wasn’t as spiritual as he was.
I think by spirituality he meant excessive meditation, tarot readings, and conversations about the universe, like how everything is energy, or how if some...
One year ago, I broke up with someone who I thought was my best friend, my family, and my first and only serious relationship.
At exactly this time, my dad got really sick, my family decided that the best way of solving all problems was t...
I found myself sitting across from her in a restaurant desperately searching for an answer in her eyes. She was several years older than me, and several boyfriends more experienced. Smart, successful, striking Latina I met in a country wher...
Disclaimer: take everything below as my personal read, not a clinical diagnosis or a claim to absolute truth. you're welcome to agree, disagree, or bring your own theory to the comments. that's genuinely the best part of investigation
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Disclaimer: Investigation Club is a place where we learn messy business of being a human through characters. Welcome!
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Overthinker turned writer. Essays about people, choices, and why we do the things we do. Clearly, it’s cheaper than therapy.
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