Devon J Hall is a thirty-eight-year-old Writer and Author from Surrey, British Columbia by way of Calgary Alberta. She lives with three cats, one mother, and is addicted to coffee, cigarettes, and weed, not necessarily in that order.
So when I was about 23 I had a dream of a time when I was travelling through time or space as a child. I was dealing with severe depression, living in an apartment with an abusive jackass of a person, who I just let into the house the same way one would let an … More The Majick Of Music And The Conversation The World Doesn’t Know Is Happening
I think we’ve come to a place now where we can genuinely talk about sex. I say this because a lot of people wonder how you can have beautiful satisfying sex with yourself, while other people think that victims of abuse shouldn’t have the ability to enjoy sex. First, we have to define what sex … More Wife, Wifey, Bae, All Stupid Words That Don’t Mean Shit To The Men Who Promise To Protect You
Each of us mental health patients, those struggling with mental health in ways the rest of the world doesn’t see, and does not know how to recognize, or understand what it feels like to fall into the darkness, to fall so deep we can’t get out. Last year a film on Netflix called Maid was … More Internet and Street Community Leaders, We Need To Talk About The Mental Health of Ignorance
So I took like 3 weeks off from writing to focus on my mental health, and honestly, I should have just shot myself in the head, because the shit that I’ve been hearing has me asking humanity…are y’all okay? I’ve been talking to friends I’ve had longer than most of you have been alive. I’ve … More Welcome To The Chaos
This Was Back Then Once upon a time, journalism was a one-sheet piece of paper that talked only about what the rich folk were doing, and who was doing who. This was designed as a scam, not because people actually cared about what rich people were doing, but because when you were poor in the … More Wake Up Journalists: I Know You Just Got Fired, I Don’t Care. Get To Work. Please.
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