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It’s not a personal failure, it’s systemic.

somekindaway
January 15, 2025
I'm really not doing well. Sometimes I think if it weren't for my dogs I would just give up. It's surprising that I'm not really having a full on breakdown but I realized recently that all my keeping it together is actually a freeze state of depression. Once a sensitive person who easily cried, I...
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Unseen Barriers

somekindaway
December 31, 2024
Being homeless means I often get to see systemic barriers that often times people don't really consider to be such. Beyond the fact that having a family is an enormous leg up, beyond credit scores (which don't exist in other countries) blocking housing opportunities, beyond the fact you need an a...
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Let’s Try Again

somekindaway
December 29, 2024
Many years ago, when open diary was first a thing, and a free thing, I had an account under the name Wutzerface. So many years later, after so many changes, including two deaths of people I most certainly wrote about in those earlier years (one of which is a sibling), I so wish I could…
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Childhood Home

Babbler
December 4, 2020
My childhood home showed up for sale today and it brought up a lot of memories. The house has not been touched since I was a child. It is still gingerbread brown. The layers of mint-ice-cream-green lead paint is still peeling like flakes of white chocolate from the metal back door. The deck that ...
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Letter 2, today

BrickMaster T
August 1, 2018
Charity, continuing with Letter 2: So, where did I leave off...getting old and health. Ya. Fun stuff. Let's see. Busy - I went to Accra...and honestly, I did not care for Ghana, at all. Not really at all. Wait, I did fall in love with the Jolla Rice at KFC (they have KFC and Uber…
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