POMELO
Emily Hubbarda newsletter about exploring adulthood, being gentle with myself and learning to grow while sharing it with the internet from my corner of the forest
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 168 | Subscribers | Read | ejjjjjjhd.substack.com |
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156. Your boyfriend might not love you at the pace you love him.
I think I fell in love with my boyfriend, C, the day I met him. We were both studying at university and happened to end up living in the same student dorms in rooms that were across from each other. I was in room number 19, and he was in ro...
155. I abandoned my spiritual self and felt the worst I've felt in a long time.
I went from being a spiritual person, at ease with myself, to pushing it all away and out of me, believing that none of it was real or served me a purpose. After a while, I started feeling the worst I’ve felt in a long time.
154. Humans hate change, h8 it.
A couple of weeks ago, I spoke about the cosmos messing with us and forcing us, at lightning speed, into change. Pretty much everyone I know was going through something that, now looking back, was forcing them to either continue being as th...
153. Three songs and death.
Growing up, I used to listen to music every day as much as I could, especially through my earphones. My dad has always played music at home and in the car. He tells the story of sitting me in front of the TV in my car seat, with music playi...
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I write POMELO in an old house, in the middle of the countryside, surrounded by big trees, birds, my books and probably a cup of decaf coffee.
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