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The Bella Effect

Michelle Bella

This is the F*CK IT year ✌\ud83c\udffb Personal essays | Saucy stories | The F*CK IT Club

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F*CK IT: The Lifestyle of Curiosity

Dropping in from my phone because my mind cannot let this one sit.

Here’s a Thread from this morning:

Good fucking morning ✌🏻

I don't feel enough. There's the truth. I don't want any external validation because this isn't about w...

41 hours ago
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When Life Happens...

There’s an influencer that always seems to find her way into my feed with this particular affirmation:

“I do not chase, I attract.”

I come to you with this piece about “Life happening” holding a cheap cider from Aldi (no shade guys) in...

14 days ago
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The Pressure of Always

Good fucking morning ✌🏻

I used to love writing when I was on Wordpress. Even when I first started out over here. Across the years it’s become less enjoyable as another social media platform with notes and 1000 different ways to ‘show up’...

22 days ago
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I'm Not Like Anybody Else...

Yes, I sent this picture to The Boy.

Yes, I’ve been in hiding.

Yes, I’ve been inconsistent.

May I take a moment to remind you

“My inconsistency is my consistency”

My name’s Michelle Bella and here is everything that’s been going on i...

a month ago
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On Being Alive: Feeling, pondering & existing.

Photo by Ioana Cojocaru on Unsplash

I’ve come here to ponder, but aren’t we all pondering most of the time anyway?

Sitting in bed with my MacBook resting on my lap. The smell of freshly rained on fields flowing in through the open window...

2 months ago
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