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A Love Letter to Our Friends Who Don’t Share the Same Relationship Status

*Friendly note- this is a collaborative post between June (partnered friend) and Carly (single friend).

Make New Friends, But Keep the Old

June: I am currently sitting across from my best friend, M, in the town I used to vacat...

9 days ago
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fight or flight?

Change, chosen for me — whether by divine intervention or other unknowable force of nature — feels like guttural, visceral, overwhelming loss.

Like I’m running hard and fast away from unfathomable danger, looking so often over my own shou...

11 days ago
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what do you want?

In therapy on Monday, I told my therapist I wanted to burn my life to the ground. To raze this land and scorch the earth under my feet and watch as everything I’ve ever worked for returns to dust and knocks again at the entrance of the eart...

14 days ago
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dear june, a turning point

Dear June,

“Sunrise and dawn, a turning point, allowing everyone hope.”

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19 days ago
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an open letter to my darling sister, P

Dear P,

Our journey started when I was not yet 6 years old, sitting at a booth table opposite your parents, our dad and D, where they explained to me the imminent arrival of you.

They called you Bun, like a bun in the oven, but to me, a...

22 days ago
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