Alex Reszelska
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 7
- Latest publication
- Sep 16, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Brisbane Times
- Top 100K sites
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- Jul 9, 2026
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In my midlife funk, I re-watched a favourite film, and had an awakening (opens the original)
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A day without a concrete plan can feel like a thick slice of sourdough without butter, or a long hike without a drop of water – dry, relentless, slightly uncomfortable. That was me for much of 2025. At 44, between jobs, between identities, and uncertain as to what came next, I kept trying to wrestle the future into existence. Should I move? Should I get divorced? Maybe I should get a new tattoo. That’s when I discovered that the hardest place to be is in the not-knowing, the in-between. In the W
In my midlife funk, I re-watched a favourite film, and had an awakening (opens the original)
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A day without a concrete plan can feel like a thick slice of sourdough without butter, or a long hike without a drop of water – dry, relentless, slightly uncomfortable. That was me for much of 2025. At 44, between jobs, between identities, and uncertain as to what came next, I kept trying to wrestle the future into existence. Should I move? Should I get divorced? Maybe I should get a new tattoo. That’s when I discovered that the hardest place to be is in the not-knowing, the in-between. In the W
In my midlife funk, I re-watched a favourite film, and had an awakening (opens the original)
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A day without a concrete plan can feel like a thick slice of sourdough without butter, or a long hike without a drop of water – dry, relentless, slightly uncomfortable. That was me for much of 2025. At 44, between jobs, between identities, and uncertain as to what came next, I kept trying to wrestle the future into existence. Should I move? Should I get divorced? Maybe I should get a new tattoo. That’s when I discovered that the hardest place to be is in the not-knowing, the in-between. In the W
In my midlife funk, I re-watched a favourite film, and had an awakening (opens the original)
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A day without a concrete plan can feel like a thick slice of sourdough without butter, or a long hike without a drop of water – dry, relentless, slightly uncomfortable. That was me for much of 2025. At 44, between jobs, between identities, and uncertain as to what came next, I kept trying to wrestle the future into existence. Should I move? Should I get divorced? Maybe I should get a new tattoo. That’s when I discovered that the hardest place to be is in the not-knowing, the in-between. In the W
It started small when our kids fell out. It escalated between the parents (opens the original)
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You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. It started, as these things often do, with something small. Two children fell out over an online game – the kind where points and digital possessions carry surprising weight. What might once have ended in a quick apology, instead travelled beyond the screen. Heated messages were exchanged between parents. At some point, the conversation stopped being about the children and became something else: a
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