S. Frazer

Joined March 2021

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She/her • 29 • Aspiring writer

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Oldies Songs We Should Totally Bring Back
One thing my dad and I had in common was our love of oldies music. Whereas my mom gravitates more toward music from the '70s and '80s, my dad preferred classic songs from the '50s and '60s, and I grew up listening to the likes of Elvis Presley, Frankie Valli, and the Four Tops.
By S. Frazer4 years ago in Beat
I Shaved My Head. Top Story - October 2021.
After beloved community member Tom Bradbury’s sudden passing last month, fellow creator Courtney Capone urged Tom’s followers to take action in his memory with three motivational challenges. Challenge One: Whatever you've been procrastinating on, do it now. Challenge Two: Leave nothing unsaid. And Challenge Three: Write!
By S. Frazer4 years ago in Confessions
The Wedding Avoider
There’s a scene in Adam Shankman's 2001 romantic comedy The Wedding Planner that I’ve always adored. In the film's opening, wedding planner Mary Fiore (played by J-Lo) pulls off a fairytale event, expertly alleviating a bride’s wedding jitters, finding the FOB (father of the bride) when he goes MIA, and turning a bridesmaid’s ill-fitting dress into a chic look that I spent years trying to emulate with a clothespin. Afterward, Mary gets home from work, and the scene that I love is a sequence of the rest of her night.
By S. Frazer4 years ago in Humans
Top 10 Disney Villain Songs
When I set out to write this story, I highly suspected that something like it had been done before on this site. Lo and behold, I discovered that fellow Vocal creator Ada Zuba published a list of her top Disney villain songs four years ago.
By S. Frazer4 years ago in Beat
Escape From Spooky Swamp
Welcome to Spooky Swamp. This is no ordinary swamp. Located in the Louisiana bayou, these waters are home to alligators, snakes, and the souls of those who never made it out.
By S. Frazer4 years ago in Fiction
A Book Lover's Dream
The best stories are the ones we become a part of. Every fantasy reader has yearned to jump smack-dab into the familiar lands of a fictional universe, to enter a beloved story and interact with our favorite characters, to join the epic adventures that have so vividly captured our imagination. When it comes to bringing fiction to life, there is one fantasy world to outshine all others: Inkworld.
By S. Frazer4 years ago in Geeks
About Me — Sally Frazer
Hello, Vocal! With the new Subscribe feature, formal introductions are being made, and I'm belatedly jumping on the "About Me" bandwagon.
By S. Frazer4 years ago in Journal
Fuck a Man
In his latest story, "Break Ups: When a Name Becomes a Trigger," Austin Cox eloquently drove home one timeless message: Men ain't shit. In honor of that (mostly facetious) sentiment, here are twelve songs with a "f**k you" message for when you're drunk and in your breakup feels.
By S. Frazer4 years ago in Beat
The Smoke to My Bees
I am at constant war with my mind. I struggle with anxiety, depression, paranoia, and addiction. There is a chemical imbalance in my brain that adversely affects my moods and productivity, which means that every day is a battle between my desire for inner peace and the swarm of negative thoughts and emotions that threaten to overwhelm me.
By S. Frazer4 years ago in Psyche
Come On, Vocal
Hey, Vocal. It's me again. It has come to my attention that the second-place winner in the Old Barn Challenge did not adhere to the competition guidelines. The story was several hundred words over the 2,000-word limit. You know this. You’ve responded to it. And not well.
By S. Frazer4 years ago in Journal
The Escape
The bull was growing restless in his pen. I heard the nervous shuffle of hooves and prayed that the noise wouldn't draw attention to our position.
By S. Frazer5 years ago in Fiction
Coping With Endometriosis
Endometriosis is a gynecological condition in which tissue similar to that which lines the inside of a woman's uterus grows outside of it. It is common, affecting an estimated two to ten percent of American women of childbearing age. This disorder can be debilitating and often causes extreme pain, conflicts in women's work and social lives, and mental and emotional distress.
By S. Frazer5 years ago in Longevity