girl online
Abha Ahad, Kate Bugos, Anna Pompilio, Liz King, Diya SA biweekly newsletter reporting on the evolution of digital girlhood.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 21 | Subscribers | Read | girlonline.in |
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whatever happened to ROFL
girl online is a reader-supported publication reporting on the evolution of digital girlhood. If you’re a regular here (thank you, I love you!), consider sharing this essay or buying me a coffee to help keep all issues free to read.
let's get physical again
girl online is a reader-supported publication reporting on the evolution of digital girlhood. If you’re a regular here (thank you, I love you!), consider sharing this essay or buying me a coffee to help keep all issues free to read.
when trauma dumping meets AI slop
Content warning: This story mentions suicidal ideation and self-harm. Please refrain from reading this essay if you are distressed by these topics.
my high priestess has soulless eyes
Last week as I was scrolling on Pinterest, my heart tugged at an image the algorithm had carefully placed on the altar of my explore page — The High Priestess.
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Authors
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\ud83d\udcdd chronically online culture reporter
marxist feminist historian, essayist, woman frustrated with the state of the world
cultural/brand strategist/writer (see also: annoying)
Liz is an American living in Europe since 2016 between France and Germany. She's been writing practically all her life but only recently dabbling in creative non-fiction. She writes about feminism, trauma, and healing and hopes to publish a memoir.
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