Fame for Her Shame (Published 2023)
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Fame for Her Shame (Published 2023)
I felt having to share located me in an infernal adolescence, and worse, the fact that I lived with flatmates exposed my lack of a romantic partner in situations where the home came up in conversation. In those moments, I felt a bizarre shame, the kind you might feel if you’re still a virgin in your twenties or don’t start your periods until much l
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