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The Big Beauty Dump™️, Part One
The Summer I Stopped Giving a Shit
Greetings from one-ish month of unemployment! This post is 50% of a larger post I had been working on which bundled together a bunch of different topics (in line with how I think), but I’ve decided to e...
Death is only the beginning.
At the risk of making you want to stop reading immediately…
Carrie Bradshaw was right. In New York, you’re either looking for an apartment, a boyfriend, or a job. I’ve checked off the first two, so it only makes sense that I finally enter...
Thirty, flirty, and... recalibrating?
Preface: Every time I start a new post, I realize how much more it means to me that I write this all down than maybe it is for you, the reader, to read it, and for that, I’m sorry. I want to write something of value to you, and hopefully I...
Rituals, not miracles.
Sorry, but I need Patrick Schwarzaneggar cast as the new Patrick Bateman.
Do you believe in God?
Like everyone else, I also tuned in Sunday night for The White Lotus season 3 finale. I wasn’t shocked by the ending, but I was admittedly...
In the midst of winter...
New Year’s Eve
“In the midst of winter, I found there was within me an invincible summer.” - Albert Camus
I had that Camus quote hung up in my bedroom as a teenager. Most likely found it while procrastinating on Tumblr when I was supposed...
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