In The House Of Me
Mel Gentry BosnaExploring embodied consent and reparative accountability as a path for connecting with ourselves and others.
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Run Towards The Danger
writer’s note: this piece connects to an earlier essay that honors those who escaped fundamentalism: The Ones That Got Away; the following reflection explores returning to systems we saved ourselves from.
Many of us watched survivo...
Living Water
It’s a condition of supremacy, that when our world is disrupted, threatened, we often default into despair instead action. In lieu of remembering the ways we’ve fought and found our way to each other before, supremacy conditions us to leave...
The Ones That Got Away
CW: This post explores grief, family estrangement and religious abuse. Please take care of yourself if the content is activating and either skip, skim or pass on reading it if needed.
Honor the needs of your good, good bodies....
on purpose.
It’s been over 5 months since my last post, 6 months since I twirled my way through Portugal, 7 months since my Dad unexpectedly died and 12 months since my first book In The House Of Me was released into the world.
Some years blur in our...
Reclaimed Holiness.
Yesterday I sat in my periodontist chair (I hope you never have to see one as often as a dozen times within 18 months, but if you do, I hope you find a lovely, quirky one like mine). I know now about how he grew up in the high desert, moved...
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