How to be a Difficult Woman
Lindsey Weidenbach, Sarah BerryShort "how to" posts that tell funny stories about life
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 26 | Subscribers | Read | lindseyweidenbach.substack.com |
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Your Mother Doesn't Love You
This coming Monday, November 4th, is Gonzaga Christmas. Merry start-of-the-basketball-season to those who celebrate. It’s the most glorious time of year. I can hear it now: the screaming crowd, Zombie Nation, and the deep soulful voice of J...
The Face That Launched A Thousand Ships
I love being on stage. One of my favorite things on the planet is public speaking. When I’m in front of people, I get this feeling like I’m on fire, or buzzing. Like the whole world is in my hands. The bigger the crowd, the better the high....
A Stupid Little Walk For My Stupid Mental Health
In my family, nothing is worth doing if you can’t do it quickly. It’s full speed ahead at all times. Head down. No stopping. Patience? Don’t know her. Moderation? Don’t want her.
I Used to Live Here
I’ve been called “bossy” my whole life. As a kid, it was at the bottom of report cards and whispered to my parents at parent-teacher conferences. “Lindsey is a happy kid and she gets good grades but she’s a little bossy.” Their face would s...
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I'm a writer and attorney living in the Pacific Northwest. This substack is a view into my mind through stories and thoughts on living through today's world
Just a passive aggressive, rule following, conformist who has been ask by one of her favorite women to contribute on How to be a Difficult Woman!
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