HeyJaredAll Over the Place
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on the personal essay as a form of metamodernist martyrdom (opens the original)
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there is not a single group of people i envy more than those who aren’t governed by shame. through writing, psychotherapy, and prescripted drugs i’ve tried to become one of them, but unfortunately, i remain a cerebral introvert with fear of exposure.between the ages of three and six, whenever i went outside, i would hold on to the sides of my dad’s jeans and i wouldn’t let go until i felt safe. if we were on a public space and people spoke directly to me, i would hide behind his legs and wait fo
No one lasts forever (opens the original)
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1. It’s been 28 days since I got back home. The first two weeks I spent in a delusional haze. I woke up to no alarm and cooked myself hearty breakfasts. Cayeye, egg sandwich, oatmeal and apples porridge. I did yoga and mat pilates. I didn’t read or watch any movies. I mostly binge watched shows and scrolled on my phone. I saw friends and family and cuddled my cats. My clothes are officially full of cat fur again. I haven’t decided if it’s a good or a bad thing.Last week I remembered I am not a t
The public yearns for experimentation (opens the original)
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Today’s mainstream pop music suffers from a phenomenon I call the “Euphoria effect”—visually interesting, yet devoid of soul. <img alt="Taylor Swift for 'The Life of a Showgirl'" class="sizing-normal" height="971" src="https://s
airplane thoughts (opens the original)
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When the plane landed in Lima the crowd cheered loudly. I hid a smile and pretended I didn’t find it wholesome. Humans unashamed of cringe might be my favorite species. The smile I was holding was erased as soon as I saw everyone around me getting up from their seat and lined up in the middle of the aisle. People who get up from their seat and start unloading their bags from the cabins before the rows in front of them have a chance to get off the plane might be my least favorite species.I wait f
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