Category Archives: Essays/Commentary

That Same Old Love

Posted on February 7, 2016 by Mrs Odie

Falling in love is so much fun. Infatuation, lust, insecurity, and being so high you forget your ATM pin. Now that I’m married, falling in love is inconvenient at best, a mortal sin at worst. Doesn’t mean it doesn’t happen. … Continue reading →

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Hate and Berate

Posted on January 23, 2016 by Mrs Odie

Writing about my eating disorder makes me uncomfortable. That’s why I’m doing it. One of mentors assigned me the New Year’s Resolution to “Get comfortable with being uncomfortable.” If I stay in my comfort zone, I will stagnate. If there’s … Continue reading →

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