I write three poems a day and live the rest of it out loud: the breakups, the road trips, the rejection emails, and everything that doesn't fit in a poem.
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How dating-app visibility leaks offline, and why the cost of persistence is paid by women
Three exits that still sit with me, the etiquette of leaving, and the habits I questioned later.
Algorithm research is dead, growth gurus should shush up, paywalls are overrated, and I'd rather just be a real human being.
A Cornell lawsuit alleges a gang rape at Chi Phi, enabled by sisters and minimized by the school. I grew up in a town that taught me how this works. I'm not shocked, and that should scare you.
How paying attention to my chakras changed the way I deal with anxiety, vices, and the urge to shut down— and how you can start reading your signals.
Perishable or not, black or white, and the colors I added later
How to know when someone loves the version they prefer, and other important lessons.
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Call me! Mr. Cigar. Who are you going to tell?
The girl who bullied me // had greasy skin and half-moon nails,
Her shoulders stopped living near her ears...
Some things are easy. // I say that a lot— // life is easy, // and I mean it // when the room is quiet.
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Paid members are mailed a handwritten poem from me every month, with a letter beside it, written just for them. $8 a month or $80 a year.