the Oxytocin chronicles (2.0)
RaeIn a world where reading comprehension is down and self-entitlement is up, one girl tries to navigate what the hell is going on by writing it all down. (It's me, I'm the girl).
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 59 | Subscribers | Read | oxytocinchronicles.substack.com |
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Pursuing Boredom: How doing "nothing" rebooted my mental health and creativity
We're living in a world of manufactured creativity. Innovation used to come from innocence: an apple falling on the head, hours spent stargazing, coming back from holiday to find a strange and life-changing mold growing. But capitalism no l...
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Rae writes things because Rae's therapist told her she intellectualizes her emotions too much and Rae processes her feelings better while writing.
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