BFFR
DOMA fairy-odd newsletter chronicling my city girl-turned-country girl lifestyle, navigating my thirties, CEO woes and all things lifestyle, business and bullsh*t.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 26 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 13 days ago |
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025. I Don't Want To Be Your Idol
The internet has a funny way of turning people into symbols. You spend enough time following someone and eventually they stop being a person. They become an idea. A blueprint. A mood board. A “goals.”
I’ve watched people do it to celebriti...
024. the summer I broke up with myself.
I’m currently going through a breakup.
Not with a partner.
Not with a friend.
Not even with my career.
With myself.
It’s been over a year since I’ve written anything that wasn’t tied to an invoice, a client, a project, or a deadline. S...
023. are you healed or just hiding?
I’m not the friend that’s going to call you and vent to you about my problems. Very rarely do I get to a place where I allow myself to do that. One, because I’m a person who doesn’t believe in putting my problems off on other people. It doe...
022. True Life: I Don't Know How To Have Fun Anymore.
“Are you having fun?!” My friend scream-asked, her voice barely cutting through the DJ’s bass-heavy set. I flashed a smile and nodded yes, taking a sip of a watered-down drink that I’d been nursing for way too long.
Truthfully, I wasn’t ha...
021. the disappearing act.
I am not an easy person to get in touch with or link up with.
Only about ten people have my real phone number; everyone else gets my Google Voice number. I prefer not to be easily contacted or readily available to anyone. My family and c...
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