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riyaA futile attempt in staying funky and not rotting in life. A lifestyle blog brought to you by my 20's. Former known as let's not rot - Keeping honeyed moments that only age better with time here.
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| Issues | 43 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 4 months ago |
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I loved loudly and failed miserably this December and I have no regrets.
I fell on my face again.
and again.
and again.
and again.
Slowly my features chipped away, first my nose, then my lips, then my eyes and eventually the rest of me just became a memory rather than a living human entity, spirit, and be...
november baby
Officially in my mid-20s now, as mid as it gets. I turned 25 this month, and as dramatic as it sounds, it almost feels like something is ending. I grew up imagining that 25 would mean marriage, a solid career, and a version of myself who fe...
October will cure me
The days have gotten darker and the wind has picked up, it whispers to me. All I can do is hold myself and endure.
October has been very go go go. This month’s note is an amalgamation of random thoughts, stories, and moments. Nothing too c...
oh September you wound me
Dear Readers and Rotters,
et tu, Brute ? I ask to September as it wounds me both emotionally and physically. What have I done to thee September?
I’ve recently injured my leg and found myself with ample time to reflect and stare at the w...
late summer regrets - July & August
I come alive in the summer.
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It’s strange, because fall has always been my favorite season. Yet in the heat of July and August, even as the Fl...
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