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Tea With Darcy is a soft, honest corner of the internet; a weekly warm cup of comfort for anyone trying to build a life somewhere new and simply surviving adulthood.
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Ep21. It’s Weird To Ask Someone To Be Your Friend (opens the original)
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As a kid you never made friends; you were just put in a room and it happened. This week: why adult friendship is so awkward, why "we should hang out sometime" means nothing, and why somebody has to be the one who names a day.
Ep20. “Am I Behind?” (opens the original)
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The maths you do at 2am — the age you thought you’d haveit figured out by, the person from school who already has it, the terrible number at the end. This week: the invisible timeline nobody handed us, and the difference between feeling behind and actually being behind.
Ep19. Why He Pulled Away When You Got Close (opens the original)
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He got warm, you got sure, and then he got cold. Why it happens, what we all do in response that makes it worse, and what actually helps. Bring your tea!
Ep18. I’m Happy For You (I Promise) (opens the original)
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The two seconds between reading a friend's good news and actually feeling happy about it; and what lives in that gap.
Ep17. There’s a Drink for That (opens the original)
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Someone asked me what people drink in my home country and I talked for twenty minutes. This week: chai and the sound of nabat against the glass, defending doogh to people who don’t want it defended, the summer sharbats with the alarming floating seeds, and the flower tea you get handed when you’re upset. Somewhere in there I figured out why I couldn’t answer the question in one sentence — none of these are drinks you make for one person.
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