
A space for holding the tension of cultural identity, family expectations, faith, and gently redefining what it means to be a “not bad Korean daughter”- where healing is not done alone, but together.
| Platform | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly | |
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| Issues | 53 | Founded | 7 months ago | Last Issue | 7 days ago |
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You know that feeling when you discover something amazing and then realize it’s been sitting in your backyard the whole time?
I wrote about my discovery of Untermeyer Gardens last month, but this past week I became the unofficial tour guid...
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I was talking with my cousin last weekend about my annual physical and latest lab results, and I told her something that surprised even me.
I told her that I felt like a failure and a loser because no matter w...
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Please come in. Ignore the mess.
There are five giant Hefty bags sitting in the middle of my apartment, and I’m standing here trying to decide whether I’m really ready to donate all of this to our local thrif...
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Over the weekend, I was doing my usual Substack thing. Reading other writers, clicking on articles that caught my attention, leaving a few comments, and occasionally restacking something that made me st...
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I had planned to write something of my own today, but instead I found myself wanting to make room for someone else’s words.
One of the things I’m experimenting with here on Substack is what it might look l...
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