i used to talk
tomflanabout things that matter – and the moments I'm holding onto. daily life | pop culture | music | a little social commentary
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 17 | Subscribers | Read | iusedtotalk.substack.com |
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the world you were raised to live in no longer exists
I walked outside in the heavy rain. I could see it was coming down hard and still I couldn’t be bothered to put raincoat on. It was the kind of rain that looked bad but I knew the drops weren’t the big ones, unlike the kind that drench you ...
my life of lists
I was going through my notes app the other day, desperately looking for some sage insight or idea I could pitch for work. As I was scrolling, I was instead bombarded at every turn with a poorly conceived poem or a list of to-do’s, the latte...
august drifts away
It was a Thursday night and I’d drifted off to sleep after reading about four pages of my book. That considering, I’m surprisingly on track with my reading this year. I’ve given myself a goal of reading 25 books and I’m about halfway, which...
the one where it got worse
Well here we are again. Last time, I told you all about my knack for desecrating my already unsalvageable reputation whenever I open my mouth – in a post that would foreshadow the weeks to come. And as it turns out, things can actually get ...
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writer, journalist, sentimentalist, not ready for 21st century life.
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