Liberty lovers, Thank you for all the emails. Thank you for your part in preserving a dream worth labeling American. I'm loving seeing the awareness, the curiosity, and the success. Please, keep emailing me your stories! I hosted The Yellowstone Outpost at a Libertarian event in New Hampshire June 2022. It was a fantastic time meeting all sorts …
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I've had many opportunities to speak this last year on my experience growing up without a social security number and birth certificate. Each has been so special in its own way. Mid-October my Grampa and I spoke at a Sukkot gathering! Started out with a spontaneous, wouldn't it be fun to speak together? I made …
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Some kids were watching this video game YouTuber. "As you can see, I themed everything red, white, and blue. For Memorial Day." Hmm. Funny how those colors work for many holidays: The Fourth, Christmas, New Year's. "It's a great day for partying and drinking!" The guy laughed. Then he sobered. "Actually, that's more for the …
Like a ghost handing out candy, I'm back to ask, "Why do you want liberty and what do you plan on doing with it?" I don't know about you, but I'm planning on devouring my full share, and doing so with glee. O.K. Maybe more like sharing it with love and such. But as with …
"So. How do you make money? Or is it all under the table?" Every time I hear this I feel a sort of anger that I imagine similar to Jesus' when he overturned the tables in the temple. "Under whose table?" I try and smile. "I'm doing nothing illegal. There is a sort of stigma …
A friend and I were hiking up behind my place. "Can I ask you a really offensive question? I feel we are good enough friends now, but I don't want you to take it wrong" "Sure!" I mentally prepare myself for some helpful criticism that might sting. Or maybe she was going to ask me …
" . . . it belied, or at least undermined, the whole disestablishmentarian cachet of your vaunted non-existence."~ Something written to me after a flippant remark of mine These words ruled 2020. I felt called out as a hypocrite. Part of me wished to scream, "But I'm not vaunting anything. I'm searching!" A deeper park …
My father is running for State Senate. Due to helping him, running my own small business, prioritizing my other blog and writings, a full social life, and limited time, I've decided to let this blog's schedule drop. The Girl Who Doesn't Exist is a niche platform, which doesn't offer a lot of content inspiration. I …
It's been common to say that those whom we disagree with are spreaders of lies. Especially when it comes to matters of social justice and politics. In the States, there is this fiery line between Fox News and CNN with little space for no-man's land. And then those who try to make space are often …
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For the typical American, ages sixteen to eighteen are the transition years—the years where we leave the freedom of childhood to embrace the responsibilities of adulthood. We leave our playful dreams and accept society's expectations, to choose a university that will offer some degree of "approved" value. We forget the liberties of the American Dream …
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