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 |
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| Issues | 51 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 7 days ago |
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another hot week in pittsburgh
yesterday (or was it the day before? i remember where it was but honestly i can’t remember what i was doing or why i was walking there) i was walking down the street on which i live, and i saw two fed ex trucks parked on either side of the...
a junk drawer of the brain
you think about doing a heart chakra meditation on the bus. you did a throat chakra meditation with your client today, but your problem isn’t in your throat. maybe it is, the way your throat craves cigarettes, the way nothing unhitches that...
i don't feel safer in the country
i just don’t. i don’t feel at home in the woods. i don’t feel like i can “just breathe” better in a huge field with no one else around. i don’t know how to drive. being out in the middle of nowhere is fun for a few hours but then i just fee...
i hope life treats you kindly
It’s a little bit after 1am. I’ve been meaning to write a newsletter for a long time. I have too much to say and also I am wary of saying it. I mean to write but then I get caught up in the little things of life. It’s summer, and most priva...
you've got so many little things to do
I was sitting on my couch just now, trying to breathe through my latest hellish emotional dysregulation, which is so stupid, and as a therapist I know that judging yourself and your emotional reactions is unhelpful at best, but most of the...
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Ocean Capewell (they/she) is a writer, therapist, standardized patient and prison abolitionist living in Pittsburgh, PA. Their hobbies include cultivating hope, losing their phone and water bottle, and wandering around looking at everything.
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