Fake It ‘Till You Make It
I’m sorry if you also have an evil ex. But hey, maybe one day you’ll have a romance blog where you talk about sex and love and you too can write about them instead of committing arson.
Author: Your Magazine
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Fate As Culture As Film
I’ve always, consciously or not, searched for Asian American women in media, people who looked like me. Multiple recent films have celebrated Asian-American and immigrant culture so beautifully that I will never forget how special it is that I get to exist at the same time as them.
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Can A Girl Craft In Peace?
No, she can’t.
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Let’s Get Married, Divorced, and Married Again!
Divorce is like a break-up but with more on the line. For example, I would only tell you to get back with your ex if he was a billionaire.
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21st Century Science Fiction
Unlike other films that invoke fear of our unknowable futures, Her examines a persisting loneliness, one that can’t be cured by new technology. Innovative, fascinating technologies don’t squander or dispel our humanity.
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New Year, Same Self-Deprecation
The New Year is something that I should be celebrating, but I am spending it curled up in bed telling myself I should be applying to summer internships yet not being able to peel myself away from my phone or silly crafts.
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Unfurling Into The New Year
Happy 2024. The smut is only getting better this New Year.
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After Hours, After Hours
As a college student, I’ve had my fair share of dreary late nights caught walking around the city, mostly because there is some sort of incredible power and self-assurance in knowing that I can.
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It’s Time We Stopped Romanticizing Being a Mess
People idolize the relatable, messy female leads of movies like Frances Ha and Shiva Baby because they make viewers feel better about their own lives.
