The diary of a 30-Something
31, mildly unhinged, finally giving the internet a piece of my mind.
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I Spent My Twenties Building a Personality Out of a CV
Who am I?
It’s a question better asked than answered. Take a pause right now and ask it of yourself, sincerely. Not the version you’d say in a job interview or on a first date. Who are you without what people see on the outside?
I asked m...
We Didn't Lose Religion. We Just Rebranded It.
Ask a 25-year-old to quote their holy book - Bible, Quran, Torah, whatever it is. Silence. Ask them to quote Taylor Swift. You won’t be able to stop them.
Some people never chose their religion. They inherited it, like you inherit transgen...
Therapy is a scam. There, I said it.
Look around you. Everyone’s in therapy. Everyone’s “doing the work.” Everyone’s “on a healing journey.” And yet, are people actually getting better? Or are they just… better at talking about their problems over a strawberry coconut matcha l...
The curse of knowledge : Eating disorders
Most people know “the curse of knowledge” as: you forget that other people don’t know what you know. That’s not the curse I’m talking about. I’m talking about the version where knowing too much about something stops being useful and starts...
Cringe Culture Makes Me Cringe
I started this Substack a week ago.
Before I posted my first word, I felt it: that little voice. This is cringe. Promoting your own writing is cringe. Asking people to read your stuff is cringe. It’s desperate.
I cringed the cringe - and...
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