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Features
On The Rise
Essays
Culture
Internet Brain
Fiction
Reflections
Looking in the metaphorical mirror.
Love And
Other Bugs
To squash or to endure? That is the question.
By Gutes Guterman
50 Ways To Leave
Your Lover
And 50 ways to find a new one.
By Megan O'Sullivan
It's Time To Quit
Your Therapist
Sometimes, the person meant to help you is the vice you need to drop.
By Deelia Cai
Girl,
Get Up!!
The story of a boy I
finally
never texted back.
By Mackenzie Thomas
Catching The Thief Of
Joy Red-Handed
How to quit comparison, an age-old habit exacerbated by the digital era.
By Alana Cloud-Robinson
The Untold Paradox Of A
Nose Job
Since getting a nose job at 18, I've lamented losing what was actually mine.
By Charlie Q. Kolbrener
Will I Ever Stop Obsessing Over
My Skin?
You can’t avoid your skin. But you can learn how to live with it. Sort of.
By Lucas Oakeley
Holding My Mother On The
Kitchen Floor
The gradual, and inevitable, process of understanding our mothers through seeing them in ourselves.
By Chloé Desaulles
My Daughter's Face Taught Me To Love
My Own
It took seeing my own features—the ones I once tried to hide most—reflected back to me through my first born’s face to learn to love them.
By Karina Muslimova