snails club
Personal essays about the losses we rarely say out loud, and the slow process of rebuilding afterward.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 14 | Founded | 7 months ago | Last Issue | 15 days ago |
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Let Them Misunderstand You
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I’ve known two of them for close to fifteen years, and another for almost twenty, since high school. We’d worked in the same workplace before, but never really in the same team.
When we eventually became colleagues, I th...
She Was Still In That Room
I walked out of that hospital years ago...She never did. This is what happened when I finally went back for her.
There is a hospital room I have never fully left. I walked out of it years ago, physically. But part of me stayed behind, and...
If the Work Gets Done, Why Are We Still Counting Chairs?
Apparently...some of the workplace still measure productivity by who stays the longest in office.
There’s a simple way to look productive at work. Arrive on time, sit at your workstation, look occupied, and leave when everyone else leaves....
What That Five Minutes Taught Me About Love
Last night I came home from work and passed by a bakery that sells traditional pastry. They do not normally make teochew kuih, but surprisingly they made it this time and had three left. I bought them all because that has always been one of...
The Hardest Doorbell I Ever Rang
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I stood outside longer than I should have. Appointment card in hand. Telling myself that people like me didn’t end up here. I used to think I knew exactly what a person looked like before they needed this kind of he...
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Woman in her 30s. 9–5 by day. I write essays about the losses we never say out loud and the slow process of rebuilding afterward. Written from inside my own version, so you’re not alone in yours. Pull up a chair. You don’t have to rebuild alone.
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