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Where Silence Gets Loud

Category: Adulting

Toothbrush resting beside a bathroom sink with warm morning light and an open doorway in the background, symbolizing daily struggles with anxiety and depression.

September 17, 2026

Some Days, Brushing My Teeth Feels Like an Accomplishment

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September 17, 2026September 14, 2026

Zayne’s First Words – A Cookie Complaint!

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Open kitchen cabinet overflowing with plastic containers and mismatched lids, arranged like a humorous crime scene around the centered title “The Tupperware Lid Conspiracy: Where the Hell Do They All Go?”

September 16, 2026September 14, 2026

The Tupperware Lid Conspiracy: Where the Hell Do They All Go?

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Fictional JT Santana cemetery memorial with typewriter, books, purple flowers, platypus artwork, and “Still Editing From the Other Side.”

September 15, 2026September 13, 2026

Bizarre Gravestones: Well, That’s One Way to Be Remembered

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Zayne relaxing comfortably on a couch beside dog cookies for a humorous essay about life direction, companionship, and staying home with the dog.

September 14, 2026September 14, 2026

Apparently, My Life’s Direction Is Giving My Dog Cookies

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Editorial graphic reading “21 Down, 39 to Go!” celebrating completion of research and writing for the first 21 articles in JT Santana’s 60-part Sex Work in America series, now moving into editing ahead of its January 7, 2027 launch.

September 13, 2026

21 Down, 39 to Go: Sex Work in America Just Hit a Huge Milestone

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Editorial image announcing Sex Work in America, a 60-part JTWB768 series tentatively beginning January 7, 2027, with courthouse, health, law, Pride, consent, and worker-rights imagery.

September 12, 2026

Sex Work in America: Why I Am Spending the Next Year Asking the Questions We Keep Avoiding

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SNAP recipient holding an Iowa EBT card and takeout meal as stigmatizing labels such as “Lazy,” “Taxpayer Waste,” and “Abuse” appear nearby.

September 12, 2026

SNAP Stigma Is Already Bad Enough. Congress Wants to Make It Worse.

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Memorial image at sunset with a photo of two young men, John’s handwritten note, purple flowers, a glowing candle, and a book marked 1992 beneath the centered title If I Could Relive One Year.

September 12, 2026September 12, 2026

If I Could Relive One Year: 1992, John, and the Questions Suicide Left Behind

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