Sorry for the Mess
Meg KellyWhere life's awkward moments, messy realizations, and cheesy joys collide as I figure out who the hell I am at thirty-something. Read along as I share unfiltered stories and break free from societal expectations.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 29 | Subscribers | Read | messyatthirtyish.substack.com |
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Day 2: The Rageful Inner Child
She is fourteen, maybe fifteen. I don’t recognise her at first, but something about her feels familiar. The way she sits, the slump in her shoulders, the guarded stillness. Then I see it, her eyes. They’re mine. Only hers are red-rimmed and...
Day 1: The Burnt-Out Performer
She said seven. Not a minute after.
Conversations with My Shadow
For as long as I can remember, I’ve lived between light and shadow. The light is easy to talk about, the clarity, the purpose, the careful systems that make sense of the world. The shadow, though, that’s trickier. It’s where I keep the part...
Goals can change... people do.
In the beginning of the year, I sat down and set goals like I usually do. One of those goals was to make friends. I decided I would measure this goal by not having leftover birthday cake. I know that might sound silly, but my birthday alway...
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