The Long Climb
Kari Bentley-QuinnThe Long Climb is about my life as a late-diagnosed neurodivergent woman, my ongoing recovery from trauma/burnout, and navigating my career as a writer and theater artist in an increasingly hostile world.
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A Persistent Drive for Autonomy
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A few months ago, I was having a very frustrating morning.
I wanted to work out. I actually truly did want to, but I could NOT make myself do it, no matter how much I bribed myself. I scoffed at my subpar...
WTF?
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I say it like 20 times a day at this point.
I open up the New York Times, or any publication, on my browser.
WTF?
I can’t tell what’s real or fake on first sight anymore.
WTF?
They think we’ll buy...
The Unexpected Side Effects of a Year on a GLP-1
CW: Discussions of eating disorders, weight and body image. I also may be popping off about some stuff. And, as always, I am NOT a licensed physician. I did not go to medical school. If you are considering using a GLP-1, please consult a do...
Pushing the Pull Door
From The Far Side by Gary Larson, Circa 1986
Like most 80’s babies, I grew up loving The Far Side, a famous comic strip by the brilliant Gary Larson. This particular image has lived rent free in my head for decades.
Since my family’s love...
Guilty Until Proven Innocent
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If you live in the United States, and you are a woman, you should assume that the men in this country hate women1.
Yes, all men.
Let me explain.
I replied to a Note here on Substack basically saying...
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Snarky but sensitive X-ennial navigating life as a newly-diagnosed neurodivergent human. I am an award-winning playwright, as well as an essayist, watercolor artist, and theater producer. Proud resident of Queens, NYC.
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