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Rebecca Woolf

a newsletter that explores the braided experience of mother, lover and self. personal essays & conversations on sex, death, love, loss, parenthood, paradigms, identity, culture and coming of age. written by rebecca woolf with special guests.

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PricingFreemium
PublishesWeeklyIssues108
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Latest Issues

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instead of offering our former selves advice perhaps we should be asking them for it

on the children's books that defined our childhood, My Old Ass and the power of reconnecting to who we were in order to better understand who we are.

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Staying, Leaving and Private Chats by Phone

Last year I published an essay by one of my dearest friends. That friend also happens to be a trained therapist who provides counseling and specializes in divorce, and based on the response not only to her essay but to the #HowILeft series ...

2 months ago
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it isn't weird unless you make it weird

our inability to acknowledge our children's sexuality is a litmus test for the lack of comfort we feel in our own.

2 months ago
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between Tangier and the Blue City

I have had a recurring nightmare since my son went away to college that he calls me to let me know he’s going to become a father.

2 months ago
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Authors

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  • Rebecca Woolf

    mother of four, author of books, (inc ALL OF THIS: a memoir of death and desire) sex & the single mom and this substack. formerly girl’s gone child. currently in my car driving someone somewhere prob. Subscribe to my podcast NO SHAME \ud83e\udd38

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