Imperfect Working Order
KiraSurvive capitalism in a meatsack that doesn't wanna—and do it luxe. Earn, date, and live well even while seriously sick.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 28 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 2 months ago |
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Safety is great and all, but have you tried a carefully selected terror or two?
Welcome back to another episode of Imperfect Working Order, where the only part of the title that’s technically true is the “imperfect” part. Do I know what I’m doing? Snort, no. Bless your sweet hide for being here anyway.
Real qu...
Is it time to start whacking people with my cheetah cane?
HI AND HOWDY. But real quick: it seems many of you fine folks may have spilled over from the effervescent Jodi Ettenberg’s Curious About Everything.
DELIGHTED.
However, as you expansively accepted all her recommended links, you may have...
I don’t got this. (Don’t worry, it’s still a kinda upbeat post.)
Welcome to a piece I penned back in 2022.
Let’s pull a Harry (as in, When Harry Met Sally) and reveal the ending first: facing this hard truth didn’t mean I hit rock bottom. I hit something spiky, for sure, but it let me let go of more th...
Let me give you a few hundred bucks and some unsolicited advice
First of all, who? What?
To my regulars: it’s been a MINUTE. I’ll explain. Another day.
To everyone here from the indomitable, formidable, absolutely legendary Jodi Etternberg’s Curious About Everything (a truly dear friend)—hullo!...
Fly away with me: let's (legally!) break all the rules to survive your flight (Part 3)
Airports: loud, bright, crowded, confusing, sprawling—and then they take away your safe drinks and snacks. Does anyone like them, sick or not?
If you’ve ever gaslit yourself with an “I’m fiiiiiine” while crawling to the gate like a dehydr...
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Revengefully living a fou-fou life stuffed with beauty, joy, romance, and PAID dream projects despite being too sick to walk around the block. Carve out a living despite shit circumstances—I'll teach you how.
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