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THIS: I Hate Women’s Fiction And I’ll Tell You Why | Tara Sparling writes http://ow.ly/syxx3004mee
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Mental Health Awareness Week | Mental Health Foundation http://ow.ly/Lj0j3004cC2
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4 Steps to ruin a relationship with a depressed person
How to ruin your relationship with a depressed person in four easy steps. Step 1: Ask them if they have tried not being depressed. This is by far the stupidest thing you can do. A person suffering from depression has already tried this, probably for months or even years before they share their struggle with … Continue reading 4 Steps to ruin a relationship with a depressed person
Protected: A very short, hot and spicy little story
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Huge thanks to Nip.A. from 99 designs. #
Huge thanks to Nip.A. from 99 designs. #awesome #design #creative #book #amwriting #selfpublishing
Perfect Conditions
The best way to stay stuck? Wait until conditions are perfect. So, I posted a video with a bunch of moving boxes and other stuff in the background. I hesitated to do that. What would people think? “Oh, she’s not serious.” “She couldn’t have cleaned up a little before she started going on and on … Continue reading Perfect Conditions
Growth and Interns
Growth can be painful, and potentially embarassing. This is the case for writers, just like anyone else. This witty and funny post you are currently reading is actually a test of my social media skills. A test that I may pass, but if I do not, the penalty will be a certain level of embarassment. … Continue reading Growth and Interns
This is a test of the Gia de Cadenet bro
This is a test of the Gia de Cadenet broadcast system. What can I say? I'm a writer, not a social media guru! 😉
Josephine’s Story
image credits: mental floss, you plus me equals, bowery boys history Ernest Hemingway called her "the most sensational woman anyone ever saw". Time Magazine called her a "Negro wench". Most people just call her Josephine Baker. After leaving the US at 19, she rose to fame in the City of Lights, eventually becoming the … Continue reading Josephine’s Story
