rain in the drought
Lin WellsCome for the forbidden feelings. Stay for what your body knows before your mind does. Raw threshold essays about love in its many forms—romantic, parental, mystical, self-love, when lived tension becomes spiritual ground. For those reclaiming themselves.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 15 | Subscribers | Read | linwells.substack.com |
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The Labels You Accept Cost You Your Sense of Self
My son was accused of cyber-bullying a girl. The strange part was, he wasn’t even in the on-line chat.
I Recognized Someone I Had Never Met
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Divorced mom choosing myself one forbidden feeling at a time. I write raw threshold essays about love in its many forms—romantic, parental, mystical, self-love, when lived tension becomes spiritual ground. For those reclaiming themselves.
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