Phoenix's Journal
Phoenix GardensJournaling my life as a way to process my thoughts, feelings and experiences. Topics include developing my temperate food forest garden, relationship anarchy, being transgender and my travels as a disabled person
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 27 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 11 days ago |
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The power of Relationship Anarchy
I have been getting teary eyed today over the slightest things and it is highlighting just how vulnerable I feel in my pain wracked body and perhaps in my new connection.
I am in the fantasy phase with MysteryMan™ where I project into the...
Relating outside of my comfort zone
Risky manouver but worth the reward
I’ve been getting curious about my persistent need for contact when making and maintaining connections. I recently started interacting more deeply with a friend (aka Mystery Man) who has a no expectation...
living a quiet life
My cat Napkin sunbathing in the forest garden.
I live a quiet life here at Duck Forest, weeks will pass and I won’t see anyone beyond my family, oh, and the post-person. When the sun shines and my legs allow it, I can go for a walk, losing...
Sitting, waiting, watching.
I’m sitting in the waiting room of my local hospital about to see my neurologist. She's running late so I'm observing the hospital’s inner workings. My neurologist is from the middle east and arrived here to work three years ago, thankfully...
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AuDHD \ud83d\udc4b \ud83c\udff3️⚧️\ud83c\udff3️\ud83c\udf08 Journaling my day to day experiences \ud83d\udcd6 Transforming a 1 1/2 acre lawn into a food forest garden \ud83c\udf33 living with chronic pain, disabilities and a CranialSpinal fluid leak ♿ Currently writing a series on Relationship Ana... more
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