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The contradiction of motherhood, the time I grew up in a meth lab + other truths
By Jessy Easton · Launched 7 months ago
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The us we used to know | Part I
On Love: I’m still trying to find my way back to you
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The part of motherhood that broke me
On Motherhood: No one told me it would be this hard
Jessy Easton
Aug 4
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Ask me anything: August Edition
This is my first Ask Me Anything (AMA) here on Substack, and I’d love to answer your questions. You can ask me anything about new motherhood, wr…
Jessy Easton
Aug 1
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I wish I could tell you
On Now: I felt it all like an individual loss, one by one, tiny deaths strung together like beads.
Jessy Easton
Jul 25
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Wake of Dust
On Living: This was long after our beginning, well after our escape, and after our starting over.
Jessy Easton
Jul 18
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The wax-melting summer
On Motherhood: The seconds ticking against my pulse, you’ve made the present mine
Jessy Easton
Jul 11
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And sometimes I worry I’ve married my father
On Love: The birds swarmed in my throat, flying around the words I need, I need, I need
Jessy Easton
Jul 5
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We were never free
On Now: Ill-starred from the start, we are drenched in a violent longing
Jessy Easton
Jun 27
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