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Tag: control

Nine Ways to Cope When You’re Stuck Inside
Health, Lifestyle

Nine Ways to Cope When You’re Stuck Inside

I’ve been at this for four years and counting. In early 2016, a medical provider ordered me to stop all … Continue reading Nine Ways to Cope When You’re Stuck Inside

Trump: All the Signs of an Abuser
politics, Psychology

Trump: All the Signs of an Abuser

TRIGGERING CONTENT Today is the eleventh day of the year. The same year that Donald J. Trump faces the looming … Continue reading Trump: All the Signs of an Abuser

Misunderstanding Feminism
Feminism, Relationships

Misunderstanding Feminism

We need some nuance here. We need to talk about the distinction between systemic, socialized misogyny and individuals who simply … Continue reading Misunderstanding Feminism

Gaslight (1944): How Abusers Destroy You
film, Memoir, Psychology

Gaslight (1944): How Abusers Destroy You

You apologize for things you didn’t do. You feel a wave of self-doubt whenever anyone points out that maybe you … Continue reading Gaslight (1944): How Abusers Destroy You

The End of Family
Memoir

The End of Family

The last time I saw my father was in Austin, Texas. I was 25. My brother and I flew down … Continue reading The End of Family

Stalked by an Ex
Memoir

Stalked by an Ex

I should have known. Top had never taken “no” for an answer before. I should have known that he would … Continue reading Stalked by an Ex

Workaholism: When You Just Can’t Quit
Psychology

Workaholism: When You Just Can’t Quit

Quitters are losers, right? But maybe you find yourself still up at 1:30 in the morning, working on a project that’s … Continue reading Workaholism: When You Just Can’t Quit

Musings

Ladies: Stop Taking Responsibility for Other People’s Choices

Please. Just please stop already. I know it comes from a good place. Kind of. But stop it. So here’s … Continue reading Ladies: Stop Taking Responsibility for Other People’s Choices

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