I Think Too Much
Leanna Bishop, Steve [Sage-Outlaw-Caregiver]Making sense of what feels off in modern life.
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I Just Don’t Want to Eat the Fucking Thing
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I got told I had a limiting belief on Substack this week, which, if you’ve spent any amount of time in coaching, wellness, spirituality, online business or the general vicinity of people trying to expand y...
We Like to Celebrate the Distance
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wrote a note yesterday that hasn’t left me alone.
He’d just celebrated eighteen years sober, not a small achievement to be brushed over in my opinion, and, because I’m me, my first response was to congra...
I Would've Divorced My Husband Fifteen Times By Now
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She asked me whether she was kidding herself.
Honestly... that’s the sentence that got me.
Not when she told me that physical intimacy had more or less become a thing of the past in her twenty-five...
I Think Too Much....Apparently So Do You
So guess what? I’ve been overthinking my Substack page description again.
I know. Nobody is more surprised by this than I am.
But imagine subscribing to someone called I Think Too Much and expecting her not to spend an unreasonable amount...
I Wasn't Expecting Today to Rearrange My Brain
Photo by Mick Haupt on Unsplash - Not the actual pictures of the studio and works was amongst today because I don’t want to get sued.
I don’t even know where to start with today.
Actually, no, that’s a lie. I do.
I need to tell someone...
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Thoughtful essays from the perspective of midlife on relationships, technology & life in the modern world. I help you make sense of what feels OFF, usually delivered with a healthy amount of side-eye.
Writes about dogs, life with AI, and the weird stuff in between. Ex-USAID laid off by Elon. Outside Feet is for pet parents seeking to improve their dog's quality of life. Artificial Idiocracy is for those who feel out of place in the age of AI.
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