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Quietly Becoming

Salwa, Sheri Handel
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Personal essays and cultural commentary — on society, identity, money, sex, mental health, and everything in between.

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Audio only tonight because my brain is completely fried.

Audio only tonight because my brain is completely fried. A bit of a gut punch today that belongs in this smaller room, rather than out on the main timeline. Going to pass out now.

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Touch-Starved and Territorial

Starfish mode activated.

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They Need the Wound So We’d Be Easy to Enter

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I was talking to my friend the other day……let’s just just call her Sarah to keep her actual life out of the internet’s mouth and she was telling me about this guy she’s been seeing.

She was telling the story...

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Do I Sound Angry?

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You don't own me

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In 1963, a seventeen-year-old girl recorded a song telling a man he doesn’t own her. They put it on the radio. It got to number two. You know what kept it off number one? The Beatles telling a woman they...

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  • Salwa

    Single mum. Psychology student. Writer. Personal essays and cultural commentary on identity, mental health, and the absolute shitshow that is the human experience. London. #withlove

  • Sheri Handel

    I help writers develop healthier writing habits to get out of that seemingly endless loop of thinking instead of doing/former Columbia and McKinsey https://sheri-handel.kit.com/storytellingresources

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