Probably Oversharing
Alissa DeRogatisIt’s casual. It’s honest. It’s run-on sentences. It’s a little bit like a diary (except instead of locking it up, I send it straight to your inbox). Some weeks, it’s heartbreak. Some weeks, it’s unsolicited dating advice. Every week, it’s me—oversharing.
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three years ago i thought i was making a huge mistake
Three years ago yesterday I was nervous puking before my book launch party. Three years ago today I’m moderating Brooke Averick’s book tour stop in Charlotte for her debut novel, Phoebe Berman’s Gonna Lose It, and you won’t believe the dedi...
the death of the meet-cute (and why we still want one)
There used to be a version of love that started out by accident. You’d meet in the elevator of your office building or in the aisle of a grocery store reaching for the same box of cereal. Maybe you’d spill a drink or miss a flight or lock e...
30 things i learned before turning 30
Today’s my 30th birthday.
Last year, when I turned 29, I struggled with how close I was to a new decade. I love my life so much, but I couldn’t shake the feeling that it looked different than I thought it would. I imagined I’d have a husba...
maybe the people who know us best aren’t the ones who raised us
As I’m quickly approaching 30, I’ve been thinking about this concept a lot lately: maybe the people who know us best aren’t the ones who raised us, but the people who made us into who we are now. Friends, romantic partners, teachers, co-wor...
turning 30 without a plus one
Last year I wrote an essay about turning 29 without a plus one. It was a reality my younger self would’ve been disappointed in. At the time, writing it felt like a revelation. It helped me realize I wasn’t as behind as I thought and not nea...
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Alissa DeRogatis is the author of the viral debut Call It What You Want and How to Find Love in the Cereal Aisle. She writes stories about modern love, self-discovery, and the people who help us put ourselves back together.
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