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I ghostwrite Romance Novels, Newsletters, Emails and Social Contents for Founders, brand execs, personal brands, romance authors and literally anyone who wants to build an audience, convert them to sales, or get their story written but just can't write
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The Cornell Seven: Seven Boys Accused of Raping One Girl. (opens the original)
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I wasn't planning to publish another essay this week. Then I came across the Cornell case. I read the lawsuit and the reporting around it and I just knew I had to create awareness about this. I looked at the Snapchat evidence, read Cornell's response and the district attorney's explanation for why the criminal case had initially gone nowhere.At some point, my reaction stopped being shock and became something closer to rage. Because the Cornell case is horrifying on its own, but it fits a pattern
Hyper-Independence is Ruining Romance. (opens the original)
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My brain operates on an unhinged system: I would literally rather walk five miles through a torrential downpour carrying a broken air conditioner than ask a man to help me lift it into my car. It’s not rational, and I know that. But the second someone asks, "Hey, do you need a hand with that?" my throat closes up, my stomach does a backflip, and my brain instantly shouts: NO. RUN. WE ARE FINE.If I’m being completely honest, the thought of actually asking for help—initiating it myself—makes me fe
The Love Hypothesis Movie Review: Good Rom-Com, Mid Adaptation. (opens the original)
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To start with, I've been super excited about this book adaptation ever since I read the book earlier this year and I was quite vocal about it. So, when it got released yesterday, I woke up early and watched it all in one sitting. And now….we need to talk. As a huge fan of Ali Hazelwood’s book, I have so many thoughts. Before I dive into the adaptation choices, let me tell you what the book is actually about. The story follows Olive Smith (Lili Reinhart), a brilliant Ph.D. candidate at Stanford w
What Happens the Morning After You Kill Yourself. (opens the original)
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The morning after you take your life, your landlord will check their inbox for your rent payment. When it isn't there, they'll send a polite, automated reminder to your email. They won't know that the phone sitting on your nightstand is buzzing in an empty room, or that the person who was supposed to read it isn't coming back to answer.The morning after you die, your mother will stand in the hallway holding a basket of clean, warm laundry. She will stop outside your closed bedroom door, reach fo
Every Woman knows a Woman Who's Been Raped, But no Man Ever Knows a Rapist. (opens the original)
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We know the girl whose body has been discussed in group chats. The girl whose sexual history became public information. The girl men describe as "easy."The girl someone slept with once and then told his friends about. The girl whose name gets followed by a number. How many men has she slept with? Who has she slept with? What did she do? Was she good? Was she a virgin? Was she "loose"?Men seem to know an astonishing amount about women's sex lives. But ask a man if he knows a rapist, and suddenly,
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