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First Bites
As an anorexic adult I learned to eat again like a baby
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Karen Lindell
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The Sourdough Starter I Named After My Ex
How baking bread became a queer ritual to transform, wait, and give myself the food I deserve
Feb 22
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Object-ives #23: Unlit
What a small candle taught me about living
Feb 20
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Jack Richard
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How to Thrive in an Analog World
On slow living, reconnection, and breaking the ice
Feb 18
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Athena Dixon
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How I Became a Mistress
I never intended to cheat on my husband, but flattery after having a baby made me susceptible to a handsome man’s charms
Feb 17
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Open Secrets Magazine
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I Traveled the World Looking for Love. I’m Still Looking.
Since writing about being single at 33, the search hasn’t changed—even as the scenery has.
Feb 14
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Sonya Matejko
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Object-ives #22: My Heavy Metal Companion
An intimate prized possession that will never be an heirloom
Feb 13
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Open Secrets Magazine
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After Infertility, I Found a Version of Motherhood I Could Claim As My Own
My identity took shape around the struggle for a child. Who was I now that I actually had one?
Feb 12
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Amy Gallo Ryan
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My Two Decades Dating as a Late-in-Life Virgin
On learning to receive love
Feb 10
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Amanda McCracken
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Manifesting Is Bullshit
Against instinct, I tried writing manifest lists to find the perfect partner to date. It didn’t work but I’m glad I tried it
Feb 9
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Tara
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Object-ives #21: The Messiah: An Oratorio
My tattered, beloved score
Feb 8
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Amy Cornell
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How I Rediscovered My Love of Roller Skating at Age 51
The freedom of roller skating as a young girl was stolen from me, but now that I’m in my fifties I’m beginning again
Feb 7
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Tsara Shelton
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