Some friends and I went on a seven-day road trip to Northen Italy and Switzerland. It was a lot of fun. Except for the damn cold. And Switzerland's expensive groceries. But hey, it was sunny!
12.17.2016
1.15.2014
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9.13.2013
Me
"Being a loner doesn’t mean I don’t love to connect with people—I’m just very selective about whom I do that with. When I’m considering joining an organization or club, I think about what being a member of that group says about me. Moving to New York City and diving into the online feminist community helped me realize that my aversion to joining things had less to do with my fear of mob rule, and more to do with anxieties around being misunderstood, misguided, or affected by peer pressure. But I’ve finally found a community full of people who value the way I define myself, because they do the same thing. I’ve discovered that I may not be into joining, but building connections based on shared values and experiences is all right with me, and it actually feels good!"
- Jamia Wilson
3.13.2013
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