HeyJaredThe Fictive Kin Equity Chronicles
Life, love, and social justice according to a Highly Sensitive, neurodivergent, radical weirdo world-changer.
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Vol. 2, Issue 9: The Landline, Part 1 (opens the original)
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But first, the context:Just before the beginning of this school year, one of the people in the parents’ WhatsApp group for my son’s class came up with the idea of getting a landline. Not for us, but for our kids. That way, they could use it to call each other and start making their own plans for play dates, etc., instead of always having the parents be the broker.1The other rationale is that we were hoping a landline would delay the moment when our kids would start asking / begging to have their
Vol. 2, Issue 8: Patriarchy is a Poison That Needs an Antidote, Stat. (opens the original)
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I don’t have a sponsor for my Substack. But if I did, for this particular post, I would have to say that it was brought to you by the Roz & Mocha Morning Show.A couple of months ago, I was listening to the show as I drove my child to school. When their regular news brief came on, one of the first items was a story about a British company that had invented a unique way to improve employee productivity.By “unique”, I actually mean “horrifying”. Keep reading to find out why.<a class="button primary
Vol. 2, Issue 7: "From Fake Orgasms to Emotional Justice" (opens the original)
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Hey all,It’s been a while! I didn’t mean to go so long without posting, but I got caught up in developing some very cool things for Fictive Kin, which I will tell you about soon. (Ish.)In the meantime, ICYIMI, check out the latest episode of Hot Flashes & Happy Endings! The full title is, “From Fake Orgasms to Emotional Justice: The New Rules for a Happily Ever After.In this video, the intrepid and I discuss everything from mid-life women’s rage, to what makes the HEA (“Happily Ever After”) in r
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