They Prescribed Me Depression
I never thought the medicine the doctor gave me to make me feel better would destroy me mentally.

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I never thought the medicine the doctor gave me to make me feel better would destroy me mentally.
I fantasized about a bare pantry. I figured I would be saving money and saving myself from calories if I never grocery shopped. I had full control over myself, my home, and my meals.
Sip…sip…sip… You hungrily fill your lungs with the remnants of their scent, a lust-inducing cocktail of fragrance, pheromones, and a touch of BO (but you love it because it’s their BO).
“A wardrobe is supposed to be timeless. What I like to do is the 80/20 rule where 80% of my clothing is your essentials – things that you’re going to wear forever,”
After living through the Y2K era and watching those who aren’t comfortable with the extremely feminine-presenting trend struggle, the subversive basics trend is a refreshing wave.
Fatphobia is real, and those who say it’s not have either never experienced it or don’t want to admit they’ve experienced it.
I felt a lot of guilt about “changing” my sexuality at a point in my life when so many others seemed firm in their own.
Whenever I have a dull moment, online shopping makes me feel better. “They ask you how you are, and you just have to say you’re fine when you’re not really fine.”
While Boston may not seem like the most sex-positive city, the stores that are there are committed to safe and fun sex. Here are two sex shops in the Boston area that really stand out: