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What We Are

Frances Lorenz

I like to write about mental health, trauma, relationships, work, meaning-making, and social dynamics, often through the lens of my own experiences and feelings.

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Latest Issues

Validation and Fear

I’m currently sitting on a collection of essays exploring the emotions and themes I experienced after being raped two-ish years ago, and how those evolved over time. I’ve previously published Self-blame and Anger.

This post has my two fav...

15 days ago
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'Men bad, women safe' is not a theory of sexism

I have three main ideas I will discuss:

  1. First, gender imbalance in a community is not intrinsically a problem and its significance is often misunderstood. It is not proof of discrimination, it it is also not nothing. And importantly,...
a month ago
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Why dating discourse annoys everyone

Many months ago, Aria put out a blog on how to get a man by becoming more conventionally attractive. Some people replied saying, “this is terrible advice, this is shallow, men don’t care about this,” and then others replied, “no, men defini...

2 months ago
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Anger

Somehow, at some point in my life, I found myself surrounded by people who felt proud that they, “didn’t get angry.” So much so, that I decided I would write a literature review on anger. I purchased Anger and Forgiveness by Martha Nussbaum...

2 months ago
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How we view soliciting & giving

James Charles is a beauty influencer who often finds himself at the centre of controversy. Personally, I’ve watched at least three of his cancellations unfold.

In a recent TikTok, Charles mocked a dm he received from a random stranger name...

2 months ago
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