Unfucking Midlife
Ashley Kelsch, Laurel KinneyAn unfucking newsletter: midlife, parenting, sex, relationships, recovery, starting over, hormones, working out, feeling fucked and unfucking it all. Oh, and some cooking.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 230 | Subscribers | Read | ashleykelsch.substack.com |
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Latest Issues
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It’s a Strange Ache
It’s been a week since I heard the news that a man I was in an (on-and-off-again) relationship with years ago died in a motorcycle accident. It’s reported that he was going through a green light when a driver, speeding down the wrong lane, ...
Buzz Kill
Instagram is just one app in my endless rotation: texting, checking email, refreshing stats on my column views, scanning news headlines, opening email again. Did anyone read my piece in the last five minutes? Back to the podcast app. Did I ...
When the Soul Says, “Bitch, Wake Up.”
Marie-Louise von Franz wrote, “Only when the eternal girl dies can the woman be born.” I think my body got the memo before I did.
Bras, Brain Rot, and the Internet Outrage Machine
I find myself—once again—sitting slightly outside this social-media experiment we’ve all been dropped into, wondering: what the actual fuck is happening?1
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Authors
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Ex–lingerie boutique owner turned writer and life coach unraveling what it really means to unfuck midlife and live on the other side of drinking. Empty nester who spends her time running, reading, and caramelizing onions.
A former social worker and current personal stylist and painter who helps transform misfits into icons
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