MUSE'INGS
MUSE'INGS
Lessons On Love and Loss
Working in long-term care, among a demographic that’s often forgotten, has allowed me to understand the power of human connection at all stages of life.
Love as Community, Sex as Revolution
We need communities to thrive. We have to reimagine love to be about interdependence, equity, and reciprocity.
I’m Not Exotic, I’m exhausted
A critique on societal beauty standards from an immigrant’s perspective
If I Had A Daughter
To be a girl, and to love being a girl, is to preserve and reimagine girlhood to make it better for the ones who will come after you.
I went to Therapy for 10 years
When I tell someone I have been seeing a therapist for the last ten years of my life, I am usually met with one of three responses: “why?” or “what is left to talk about?” or “you don’t seem like you need therapy”.
Living Anywhere but the Present
When I love who I am, my life becomes my own instead of everyone else’s.
Curating Community: an interview with the lake
How the store is finding its space while dissolving the boundaries of the “taboo”
Behind the Pages: A Look Into Print
Chatting with the Print Team about the upcoming MUSE Issue XXV release.
Proud to Be an American?
A reflection on the authors individual identity with being American after the recent overturning of Roe v. Wade and gun control debates, and especially considering their personal identity as a Jewish-American woman.
Love is All Around Me
I have spent most of my life trying to grow a thicker skin, but I can’t. I always leave my chest wide open so you can touch my heart, so you can see it beat.