The Ocean Front
ocean capewell"some things are probably better kept to myself. But some scared part of me still tells everything, as if that could help." -team dresch
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Weekly | Issues | 30 |
| Subscribers | Read | oceancapewell.substack.com |
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Trans life is sacred, no matter what anyone wielding a sharpie says.
22 degrees feels really nice after a week of ten degrees, five degrees, windchill below zero. I don’t really work on Thursdays and my big plan for today was to walk to the library, about a mile away, and pick up some holds.
Gonna keep on moving forward, keep on singing loudly, keep on loving boldly
I’m writing this at the end of a day. Well, it’s 7pm, and I go to bed around midnight or 1 a.m. so I guess it’s not really the end of the day. But it’s dark out, the windchill temperature is 2 degrees, the air temperature is 10 degrees, and...
By the time you realize yr in the present it's already the past
The title of this post is from a zine i put out in 1998, when I was 16. It is sitting on the floor beside my chair and I picked it up and flipped through to find a line that would make a good title for this post. (The subtitle is an inside ...
fast away the old year passes
I can’t stand the idea that the last month, or the last few weeks, of the calendar year, somehow doesn’t count. Like why does spottyfy unwrapped debut on december 1? there’s a whole other month left of the year! who knows what will happen o...
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