No One’s Daughter
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Writer. Survivor. Chronic illness overachiever. I write soft things with sharp edges—trauma, tech, recovery, and resilience with a side of dark humour.
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How to Keep Your Child Safe Online—Without Pushing Them Away
Being a parent in the digital age is hard. No matter how much you love your child, how diligent you are, or how many parental controls you set up, there’s no way to stay ahead of every threat the internet poses. It evolves faster than any of us can keep up with, and even if you do manage to stay on top of TikTok trends, dodgy apps, or YouTube rabbit holes, there’s always something else waiting around the corner.
By No One’s Daughter7 months ago in Families
Monogamy in THIS Economy? Why More People Are Choosing Polyamory
Let’s be real: dating is hard enough when the cost of living is skyrocketing, housing is a nightmare, and emotional bandwidth is at an all-time low. So what if one partner just isn’t cutting it? What if we stopped expecting them to do it all?
By No One’s Daughter7 months ago in Pride
Am I Gay? A Sex Worker’s Guide to Understanding Desire Beyond Labels
Four Years on a Phone Sex Line: What I Learned About Desire and Identity For those who don’t know, I spent about four years working on a phone sex line. Though I’m no longer on the line, I still carry with me many memories of the conversations I had and the people I helped. I want to share some of the insights I gained during that time—especially around questions about identity and desire that came up more often than you might think.
By No One’s Daughter7 months ago in Confessions
How AI Can Help Spot Toxic Patterns in Your Relationship
There’s a certain kind of exhaustion that comes from feeling like every disagreement turns into a war you didn’t ask for. Especially when you’re neurodivergent or chronically ill, it can feel like your needs are constantly “too much.” That’s exactly where I found myself — until I started using AI to help me break the cycle.
By No One’s Daughter7 months ago in Futurism
Inside the World’s First Cyber Brothel: What Happens When Sex Is One-Sided by Design?
The Cyber Brothel Isn’t the Problem — Male Violence Is Germany has made headlines recently with the opening of one of the world’s first cyber brothels — a place where customers can pay to have sex with ultra-realistic robots, some equipped with pre-recorded human voices. It sounds like the kind of headline you’d expect in a dystopian novel or a Black Mirror episode, but it’s real, and it’s already drawing both fascination and deep concern.
By No One’s Daughter7 months ago in Futurism
When the Dead Aren’t the Danger: Why Women Must Prepare Differently for the Zombie Apocalypse
When the zombie apocalypse finally hits, you might think the biggest problem is the shambling hordes of undead—rotting, biting, and groaning their way toward you. And sure, those first few days? Zombies are definitely terrifying. But here’s the cold, hard truth: once the initial chaos settles, the biggest ongoing threat for women won’t be the undead. It will be men.
By No One’s Daughter7 months ago in FYI
Inside Our Marriage: When Sex Becomes a Transaction, and That’s Okay
Let’s be clear upfront: I’m not being trafficked. I’m not in danger. I’m not trapped in some strange financial arrangement. I’m in a long-term, mutually loving relationship with my husband—and yes, sometimes he pays me for sex.
By No One’s Daughter7 months ago in Confessions
How to Stay Sane in an Insane World
There’s a heaviness in the air these days—a sense of dread that sticks to your skin. You feel it when you open your phone. You feel it when you hear the news. Gaza. Ireland. The United States, teetering on the edge of something that no longer feels theoretical. The headlines scream, the images burn into your memory, and the fear sits just beneath the surface of your every day.
By No One’s Daughter7 months ago in Lifehack
Why I Won’t Tell You to Dump Your Boyfriend — Even If He’s Abusive. Content Warning.
From the outside, it’s easy to say what you’d do if your friend’s partner hit her. Or screamed at her. Or tracked her phone. Or belittled her until she barely recognized herself.
By No One’s Daughter7 months ago in Confessions
