Break Stuff To Live
Jill KrauseWelcome to my midlife metamorphosis. I share personal narratives about my mental health journey, trauma work, and life as a 40-something mom-of-4 going through a divorce (and dating adventures!).
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 70 | Subscribers | Read | jillk.substack.com |
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Desperately Seeking A Man Who Will Hold My Hand
It’s been the kind of week here in Texas that makes me long for real intimacy. Not sex, but someone to hold me, someone to fall asleep with, someone who can hold space for my sadness — and someone I can do all the same things for.
Everyone Out Here Is Broken
“I loved meeting you. We have a great connection and chemistry. I knew we would. The thing is, I haven’t been honest. I’m in a relationship.”
Life Update & Subscriber Discount
Hi there! Thank you for being here — for STILL being here. I am coming out of the fog of 18 incredibly hard months, and there’s so much I want to write about life and love and survival and standing up for myself. I’d say I’m sorry I’ve been...
A List That's Easy To Begin
When I was 24, I had my first professional job, and when my health insurance kicked in, I felt an adult duty to put it to use with an overdue checkup — where it was discovered by the female nurse practitioner that a mole I’d long had in the...
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I used to write a mom blog called Baby Rabies, but I no longer share stories about giving birth to and raising babies. These days, I'm giving birth to and re-raising myself. And Wordpress gives me PTSD.
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