Social media is the jet fuel that melts the steel beams of skepticism
By Bridget Phetasy
I first quit a substance at the tender age of nineteen, when heroin brought me to my knees
By Bridget Phetasy
When they said ‘build your own internet,’ some conservatives took it seriously
By Bridget Phetasy
We can’t pretend that the problems ravaging the state are new
By Bridget Phetasy
It’s the hardest, most unforgiving performance medium on the planet
By Bridget Phetasy
Casual sex is fraught with insecurity and miscommunication
By Bridget Phetasy
How can I extol the virtues of anti-racism while birthing another white person?
By Bridget Phetasy
It’s all white noise and shushing and singing and rocking
By Bridget Phetasy
In an effort to make everything inclusive, we are erasing women
By Bridget Phetasy
Most of us can’t tell the difference between high-quality video games and actual war
By Bridget Phetasy
Pregnancy revealed that I didn’t know anything.
By Bridget Phetasy
I’m more afraid of how governments will weaponize a new variant than of the Omicron variant itself
By Bridget Phetasy
Seeing that new life on the ultrasound gave me hope for the future — not dread
By Bridget Phetasy
