The Compassion Project's Substack
Michelle BTrue stories from the wreckage of addiction, fictional ones that make us more human, and essays about a world that too often forgets how.
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Daily Dairy September 27th 2026
Speculations and questions about Elizabeth Holmes
Elizabeth Holmes has been on my mind a bit. Why? Because she suffered a public downfall as did I. Like her, at least initially, I tried to craft a narrative of unfair victimhood beforeI lea...
Elizabeth Holmes is being released early despite showing no remorse
The Machine, the Money and the Halfway House
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Elizabeth Holmes’s prison sentence wa...
The Manosphere’s Accountability Problem: Clavicular, the Tates and the Epstein Question
The current allegations against Clavicular are serious. They also raise a question that reaches beyond one streamer: why do some powerful men face criminal charges while others in an influential network appear to escape them? The answer is...
Daily Reflections 25th September 2026- Kids say the darnedest things
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My 10 year old son has autism. Her can be brutally blunt. I kind of like that about him. I respect his honesty. And the earnest way in which he delivers his opinion I find to be quite endearing and funny also. He never really...
I took the pathway of uncertainty and risk. I am not successful. YET. But there are positive signs.
At the end of last year I told everyone that I did not want to be a doctor again. What I wanted to be was a writer. No one could understand why. Everyone thought I was absolutely crazy. And listen I need to be quite upfront with you all now...
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