In episode three I talk with Carter about why emails made her cry and all the complexities behind them. As an ex-RA, she offers perspective about why sometimes what makes you cry isn’t really the issue at hand.
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S1E2: RÓISIN | workplace harassment, mental health, and childhood cartoons
We’re so fortunate to feature Róisin Marie on our second episode. We chat about mental health, college, and workplace sexism in a deep but fun talk. Join us for this episode for laughs, lessons, and lots to cry about.
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This episode contains explicit language.
Content/trigger warning: this episode discusses topics that include sexual assault and harassment, death, suicide, anxiety, and domestic abuse.
Music: “Dude” by Patrick Patrikios
S1E1 ALEX | Life in Your 20s, Social Media Pressure, and All Of It At Once
Episode One is out now!
We did it. Happy September 1st, everyone, AKA what i cried about‘s official birthday! In this coming week, we will have three episodes for you, and will be posting every other week from then on. Thanks so much for tuning in!
What I Cried About Mood Board
Gone are the days of being defined by singular moments, words, events. In the modern world, we can find new ways to define ourselves every day. That’s why we created this mood board, to emphasize that you can be classy and fun, hardworking and relaxed, emotional and commandeering. And you can do it all with tears in your eyes if you’d like.
Or, if you prefer, you can be none of the above. You are what defines you. Your experience is yours. It’s time to own it. If you need to rest, we’ll be waiting in a comfortable room with your favorite meal.
Everyone is welcome in our space. No matter your race, ethnicity, gender expression, sexuality, size, ability, religion, or preference for pineapple on pizza, you are valued here, and we want to share your story, whenever you are ready.
We can’t wait to meet you.
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Introduction | What Did You Cry About This Week?
Emotion touches so many parts of our lives. The years between 20 and 30 are especially emotional ones, and at a time that can feel more chaotic and uncertain than any other, we are creating a space for your story to be heard.
“What I Cried About This Week” is an online publication (and soon to be podcast) featuring stories of emotion from people in their 20s. Whether you had a life-changing breakup or your favorite coffee shop was unexpectedly closed, we want to hear what made you cry and, hopefully, offer some support and advice along the way.
Whether your tears are happy, sad, unsure, or a mix of all three, they are welcome here.
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