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Recovering

Holly Whitaker
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Examining current cultural trends through the lens of addiction, recovery, alcohol, and all the other drugs like your smartphone

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How to be lost (Part 4)

This originally ran in 2022-3 as part of a series on how to live through a long transition and endless down cycle. Part 1, the intro to the series, is here. Part 2, Notes 1-8 of 20: How to Be Lost, is here. Part 3, Notes 15-20 of 20:...
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How to be lost (Part 3)

Notes 9–14 of 21: How to Be Lost

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When everything that mattered stops mattering

This week I turned 43, a full decade past the age I was when I first started trying to get sober.

Ten years ago, the weekend I turned 33, I was so fucked up. I was the walking dead, and as some kind of Hail Mary to fix that brokenness, I b...

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