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Fascist Governments Ban Websites

Fascist governments ban websites. Fascist governments limit, restrict, and control the flow of information. We are less than a week away from precedented times and a staggering amount of people in my life are content committing themselves to a near-silent indignation. I empathize being a part of some greater fight…

from January 14, 2025

Broken Down in my Late Twenties

Arianna Mitchell explores the challenges of growing older and the unexpected changes that come with navigating adulthood. With a perfect blend of wit and self-reflection, Mitchell shares her experiences of creaky joints, shifting priorities, and the ever-present exhaustion that plagues many young adults. This engaging piece is sure to resonate with anyone who has ever questioned their body's sudden betrayal and the realities of growing up.

from May 29, 2024

My Love Letter to 2000s Network Television

Arianna explores the comfort and escapism found in rewatching early 2000s TV shows during times of personal struggle and societal upheaval. Through a mix of self-deprecating humor, pop culture references, and heartfelt reflection, the author delves into the challenges of navigating adulthood, relationships, and financial instability, all while finding solace in the familiar characters and storylines of beloved shows like Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Gilmore Girls, and Friends. Ultimately, the piece serves as a tribute to the power of nostalgia and the importance of holding onto the things that bring us joy and connection in an increasingly uncertain world.

from May 9, 2024

Where Did All of the Third Places Go?

Arianna Mitchell explores the impact of vanishing "third spaces" on community connections, sharing personal experiences from community gardens to neighborhood book swaps. She reflects on how these spaces foster a sense of belonging and challenges readers to create and embrace new communal hubs. Through her journey, Mitchell highlights the importance of nurturing shared experiences and redefining community in our rapidly changing world.

from March 6, 2024

Quick Thoughts on my Long Ass Year

Arianna Mitchell reflects on a year of turmoil, finding balance between challenges and growth, embracing community, and discovering personal resilience and joy amidst global and personal upheavals.

from January 2, 2024