this path
My friend (and contributor) Sienna told me to treat Scary Boots as a duty. Not a duty to myself, but to the world. It’s my duty to follow the vision I have and share Scary Boots with the world. I like that.
Elias Myer, Scary Boots
“What I’m talking about is taking your interests seriously enough to have the courage to stay moving. You can give stuff away. You can abandon things. You can tolerate failure because you know that tomorrow there is more.”
Brie Wolfson • Flounder Mode
Because the erotic does not offer guarantees. Sometimes it leads us to joy. Sometimes to heartbreak. Often to both, simultaneously. But it always leads us somewhere real.
Tamara • Erotic Decisions
My father asked me, “Why do you always have to live on the edge?”
Meet Penelope Fletcher — passerby magazine
Reflecting on them has been the first step to dreaming bigger.
crafting my life’s work: a progress report
interested in charting a different course to impact
Brie Wolfson • Flounder Mode
Because I got to experience what it was like to stand my ground and do what I knew needed to be done, and see how good the outcome was.
Johanna Karlsson • On agency
to not seek being universal, and to know that if you’ve stayed true to your voice, the same way we meet our own friends, we will find our people and cultivate that world.