Tales From The Middle Age
Jen WarnerStories from life's liminal spaces
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I Haven’t Thrown Up Since 1982
The last time I threw up was on Christmas Eve 1982. Long before Seinfeld broke his own “vomiting streak” of a mere 13 years in “The Dinner Party” episode. There’s a word for the fear of vomiting - emetophobia - and a couple of books on how...
It's the Winter Solstice and I have some notes
This Winter Solstice - the shortest day and longest night of the year - I’m reflecting on how many things get weird when the sun isn’t hanging out with us as much; how much perception, insight, decision making all take an extended vacation....
The Algorithm Thinks I'm Dying. My Libido Disagrees.
I’m a 52-year old woman and I think about sex a lot.
If you’ve made it this far without cringing because A) I wrote that B) I admitted that C) You have images of The Golden Girls dancing naked in your head D) You’re imagining your mom or...
52 birthdays and here's what I can tell you
I’m turning 52 exactly one week from today. It’s not a “big” birthday though I’m starting to understand what my grandmother meant about any birthday being “better than the alternative.” She died at the age of 72 after years of living with,...
I was almost hacked by a guy named "Steve"
I’ll start with a disclaimer: I’m drowning in email. I also think I might have adult-onset ADHD. I know for a fact I’m constantly tired and frequently frazzled by the endless supply of work-related email, advertisements, news highlights, br...
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Writer, former TV producer turned social worker and trauma therapist, at the intersection of midlife queer and chronic illness
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