“I feel you in me / My insides do not twist / like they did when / I felt him …”
I Never Believed I Was in an Abusive Relationship
“I was a love-ridden fool. I thought he would never do it again. I was wrong. But I did not leave. The good times were too good to leave.”
The Ascendacy
“I claim you like a pebble on a beach. You are a smooth weight in my hand carried for a period of pleasure then forgotten, captive in a dusty bottom drawer.”
Migraines: Into The Upside Down
“I think the demagorgon possessing Will in season two of Stranger Things may be a metaphor for a migraine. But like for Will, it can be hard to get people to take the condition seriously, so here is a brief intro for the uninitiated.”
Back Here.
“Then, I see your face and I no longer have any desire to fight for my next breath. Your touch burns my skin. I feel your fist against my cheekbone.”
No ‘Comfort’ in Silence: A Review of Spirits Homecoming
Spirits Homecoming tackles an issue that has been silenced by the governments of two countries, telling the heartbreaking story of the young Korean girls who lived and died in comfort stations littered across the Japanese occupied territories during the Second World War.
She
“Wrecked women / Screaming at us, in pain / And fear / But men sway to their hurt …”
YOUR GOVERNMENT & YOU: A Handy Guide to Developing Your Very Own Government
Hello, and welcome to the Government Startup Wizard. This article will guide you through establishing, building and ultimately collapsing your executive system.
Black Panther — Coming to White Audiences Everywhere
“In a miraculous display of generosity, white cinema-goers are single-handedly combating the prevalence of racism.”
Boss Feminists? There’s No Such Thing As Trickle-Down Feminism
“‘Corporate Feminism’ or ‘Neoliberal Feminism’ are misnomers because the movements are fundamentally incompatible.”