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Is This A Cry for Help? by Emily Austin

I’d sooner defend the image of me as a hideous, withered hag, rather than the image of me as coy, quiet, sexualized teenaged girl. It’s appalling that I was trained to behave the way I was when I was younger, and I think of it as a societal betrayal, and a depraved way to treat girls.

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Why Smart People Still Read Fiction

Reading fiction isn’t escapism—it’s brain training. Discover seven science-backed reasons smart people read stories to build empathy, focus, creativity, and emotional intelligence. Explore how novels expand your thinking and make you not just wiser, but more human.

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Wreck the Halls by Tessa Bailey

I don’t think being okay means avoiding anyone who might test your version of okay. Sometimes the okay boundary changes. You have to fucking step into it. You have to find your okay again. And again and again. Until we die. Welcome to being human.

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