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Clare Egan

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A Small Change of Scenery Can Make a Big Difference

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By Katie Hawkins-Gaar , Chloe Brooks, Clare Egan, Sindhu Shivaprasad
| My Sweet Dumb Brain
As I approach 40, I’m embarking on a year-long project to reflect on the lessons I’ve learned in four decades of life. This is lesson #8. You can read the full series here. I didn’t sleep well for the majority of 2020. From January to October, I was pregnant, and as the months wore on and my belly got bigger, falling and staying asleep became harder. For the last three months of the year, I had a newborn. You know how that went.
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That unnoticed & that necessary

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By Anna Pulley , Clare Egan, Elizabeth Mitchell, Aidan Wharton
| AnnaGrams
Happy Pride, friends! I posted a photo of me and Vika on Notes and immediately got trolled by some bigot telling me to “stay away from children,” so we’re starting the month off right! I've been thinking about poetry. Particularly when the "debate" comes up (as it tends to) about whether poetry is necessary, especially in times of great strife and uncertainty. (It is and it isn't. If you're starving, a poem will not feed you. But then again, it might.) We don't need poetry.
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For 33 Years, I Thought Something Was Wrong With Me. Then I Faced The 1 Possibility I Hadn't Considered.

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By Clare Egan
| NewsBreak
The author is pictured as a child. Of all the people I thought I might grow up to be, a lesbian wasn’t one of them. I never fantasized about women or imagined loving them. I didn’t have crushes on women or crave their attention. I was born in ferociously Catholic Ireland. My mother was very religious. Before getting married, she almost became a nun. I have only one photograph from that time in her life, a novice habit framing her kind, questioning eyes.
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