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Memoir

The Aftermath

The next memories I can place with any certainty are in the last month of sixth grade. I am with … Continue reading The Aftermath

Breaking Open the Story

Feminism, Healing, Memoir

Breaking Open the Story

CONTAINS TRIGGERING CONTENT Over the next few months, I am going to tell my story of assault and healing. Here. … Continue reading Breaking Open the Story

To the Man on the Bus Beside Me

To the Man on the Bus Beside Me

It isn’t you. But it’s not me, either. You saw the way I stiffened when you sat down, didn’t you? … Continue reading To the Man on the Bus Beside Me

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