“ADMIT ONE” is a satirical digital play exploring addiction, delusion, and the complexities of friendship through the lens of an intervention. With no clear resolutions, it challenges perceptions of reality and blurs lines between the savior and the saved, inviting readers to confront uncomfortable truths about themselves and their relationships.
‘Non-Sappy Human’ auditions lead to rejection while exploring the absurdity of life through ‘Homo Sappy Quirks’ on Substack. This modern realism blends lyrical essays, digital dramas, and inner dialogues, capturing the chaotic yet humorous essence of daily existence. Join for introspection or exit stage left; the choice is yours.
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Is being a gold digger the same as digging for gold? A feminist take on money, agency, judgement, and transactional relationships.
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This piece explores Ricky Gervais’ critique of societal hypocrisy around childlessness, particularly in response to Pope Francis’ remarks. Gervais challenges the idea that those who choose not to have children should be questioned, while religious figures – who remain childless by choice – feel entitled to judge them. The post argues that having children is a personal decision, not a moral obligation, and questions whether celibate, childless leaders should have any say in the matter.
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