Olubunmi's Substackie
OlubunmiA weekly dose of fiction from yours truly! From cooking to womanhood to mental and cultural connections, I hope to write stories that make you feel understood, make you learn, and stir something in you.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 16 | Subscribers | Read | oniovo.substack.com |
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object impermanence
I have learned to miss people like an adult. I will wake up dawdle, work, eat, clean, laugh, but you
breakfast in bed - rayana jay
this song wandered into my daily mix about a week ago, and suddenly it is march, exactly 2 years ago. matthew is blowing up my phone with the most animated and expressive texts, and i am desired and secure. i do not want him more than how i...
Phantom Pain - 1
One night, I saw Matthew in the graveyard. I had waited for him, actually. His hair was shorter, his clothes tattered and the colors muted like he was in some kind of old movie. He stood near the tree we’d meet at during his night shift, an...
“food tastes better when you’re hungry.” life is better when you’re not starving.
healing my relationship with food has been like rediscovering my free will. somehow, i did not know that i did not need to earn things through suffering. i do not need to crucify myself for a meal. i do not need to shed a pound to chew fast...
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Nigerian-American Texan destined to enjoy life’s silliness, but happens to work in STEM. Enjoy my prose and flash fiction here, my poetry and shenanigans are on IG (@poeuhms)
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