
Contemplating existence as a neurodivergent exvangelical.
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You can be angry. You can even lose your temper. Scream “FUCK IT!!” really loud if you must. But DO NOT take out your frustration on your piano. For starters, it’s not the piano’s fault you keep fucking up the bridge of your special song. B...
In excited anticipation of a new Vanessa Carlton album this year (check out her new single “Animal”), I am sharing my ranking of her previous 6 albums, something I was suddenly possessed to write out in my phone notes app last summer one ev...
I was recently blessed/cursed to see that viral clip of worship leader Stephanie Gretzinger blabbing on about how “it’s all in the cup” during a worship service. Commenters think she’s so disturbed and weird and for god’s sake what is wrong...
Hello my lovelies and uglies, the discontented restless ones, the broken hearts and shattered minds, and the bodies full of infinite realities and fantasies overflowing with far more questions than there will ever be answers…
I am currentl...
As someone who has experienced numerous health struggles for well over a decade and has watched others struggle in similar ways, I am beset with endless questions regarding the nature of our individual lives. How do we define ourselves and...
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