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No Thanks, I'm Sober

Tendani Mulaudzi

navigating life in a sober-curious fashion.

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Latest Issues

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Flying away, starting anew

I am at war with myself.

5 months ago
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we all get a personality disorder!

My Substack has become a collection of words stored in the drafts section. It elicits a sense of annoyance in myself, that I can’t string together my thoughts long enough to write an essay — an activity that used be so natural for me — beca...

6 months ago
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a [very belated] new year

I went into this new year feeling rather different than previous years. Each year we celebrate a new beginning with the coming of the 1st of January but for the first time, it felt like a rebirth. A clean slate. The chance to make this year...

a year ago
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you probably won't read this

If you’ve been following No Thanks, I’m Sober for a while, you definitely already know that writing here for me is baring my soul. It’s exposing my insides, scooping them out and somehow managing to make them all pretty and nice and somewha...

a year ago
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  • Tendani Mulaudzi

    Thirty-something writer exploring topics of mental health, social issues and human stories.

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