Rocking the Suburbs
KelliRocking the suburbs and talking truth.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 39 | Subscribers | Read | rockingthesuburbs.substack.com |
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The freedom to not be liked
I can remember when I was a teen, and an avid Prince fan — the purple one, not the royal one — and I can distinctly recall anticipating the party of all parties that I would get to experience on New Years Eve of 1999. My only reservation wa...
Post election delusion
My circle, if that’s what you would call a thousand odd social media connections — 960 of which I have not spoken to or seen in the past five years — are without a doubt suffering from post US election blues. Disappointment, fear and confus...
Could it be that you're a raging hypocrite?
I am so very tired of seeing people baselessly accuse Israel of crimes that can be easily disproven. While conveniently ignore those very same crimes, that are prevalent in almost every neighbouring Middle Eastern country. Initially I thoug...
Why I no longer identify as a feminist
So here is the thing. I work in a male dominated industry. There is a lot of back slapping, largely unfunny jokes, and when the receptionist takes her lunch break, I am the one who is asked to fill in for her, despite my position as a manag...
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