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When It’s Okay Not To Be Kind

Conventional (read: outdated and sexist) wisdom tells us that when a woman asks “how do I look,” she is almost always fishing for a compliment or seeking reassurance.

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Sleeping Under The Rainbow

I slept under a giant rainbow when I was young. Each color spanned a width of the wall as long as my arm, soaring from one corner of the bedroom to another.

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Crying Alone On A Street In Soho

It was a scene many of us have been in: I’m on a quiet stretch of Bleecker in Soho. It’s November, and it’s starting to get cold, and I’m shivering from the cold and shaking from sobs.

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Self-Improvement

Self-Improvement: the improvement of one’s knowledge, status or character by one’s own efforts.

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Coconut Oil Is My Savior

Coconut oil is my everything. I spread it over my body in the shower like a shield. I stand under the water and watch it dew over the oil.

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