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Relearning How to Heal
Healing from domestic abuse isn’t linear, and it isn’t easy.
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Regaining Control
How overcoming my eating disorder taught me to lower my mask and let people in.
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Baba
She had trouble thinking about love and her father as two things that belonged together.
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Sharing the Burden
Why everyone needs to pick up the slack when it comes to sexual assault
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Regretting My Return to Campus
I've struggled with unmet expectations for my first year of college.
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When Stories Grow Claws
I was the victim in my story, the villain in his. Part of growing up is acknowledging the harm I’ve caused.
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Day 62: A Love Letter
Finding pleasure in seven–minute walks, pancakes, and number theory.
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Nuts Are My Favorite Food
I am learning there is no such thing as perfection when it comes to self–love.
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69th Street: The First Time Doesn’t Predict Them All
In this edition, a writer discusses how losing her virginity made her gain something more — strength.
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Runner Up: Miles and Days
Drifting across contents, your love tethers me to home.
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How My Fascination with Weddings Revealed My Family's Difficult History
After years of begging for proof of my parent's wedding, I learned the harsh reality as to why there wasn't any.
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What Happened to Me Wasn't Like the Movies
I'm left imagining other worlds where my sexual assault experience never occurred.
Here Is My Story
With the end of Sexual Assault Awareness Month, I want to reflect on what happened to me and encourage everyone to be more vigilant.
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I No Longer Feel Like I Am a Burden
"He kept me afloat and, more importantly, he kept me alive in a time where I saw not even the smallest value in myself."
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Surviving an Abusive Relationship
After being manipulated and assaulted, it took me years to heal. But I know now that I deserve better.
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My Xanax Addiction Made Me Fear Everything
I never thought anti–anxiety medication would make me panic at the thought of leaving my room.
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