S. Frazer

Joined March 2021

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She/her • 29 • Aspiring writer

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LEAVE MEGHAN ALONE
If I see another article attacking Meghan Markle, I am going to lose my goddamn mind. I'm not usually this defensive over complete strangers (excluding Taylor Swift, of course), but I truly cannot take any more of the negativity surrounding the Duke and Duchess of Sussex. My blood boils every time someone takes a shot at Meghan, Harry, or one of their children.
By S. Frazer5 years ago in Humans
I'm Done Waiting
It’s been a rough few days. Earlier this week, I was bouncing off the walls with laughter. But on Wednesday, my mental health took a sudden and unexpected veer into the ditch, and I've been bedbound for a solid 48 hours. Normally, I would take this opportunity to get some writing done. But my brain feels like scrambled eggs, and my mood is so low, I'm sure I could sink into the floor and never resurface.
By S. Frazer5 years ago in Lifehack
Thanks, Lindsay
I’m with Lindsay Rae Brown. I’m sick of pretending to have it together. I don't. My life is a dumpster fire of stupidity, bad choices, and abject humiliation. (Not saying that's Lindsay's life, but her Vocal celebrity is built on her hilarious shenanigans and embarrassing moments, and I find that inspiring.)
By S. Frazer5 years ago in Journal
Miss Imperfectly Fine
I refuse to get my asshole bleached. Okay, so it's not like anyone has ever actually pressured me to get my asshole bleached (although my butt did feel a little called out by that scene in Bridesmaids), but it's the principle of the thing. Bleached assholes are a societal development that I refuse to entertain.
By S. Frazer5 years ago in Blush
Pride Parade Playlist
1. Lil Nas X - SUN GOES DOWN On the last day of Pride Month in 2019, Lil Nas X came out as gay, and he's been unapologetically expressing his pride ever since. In March of this year, Nas X released the controversial video for "MONTERO (Call Me By Your Name)", along with this note to his teenage self:
By S. Frazer5 years ago in Beat
Psychedelic Playlist
Inspired by fellow Vocalite (I'm making that a thing) Emily Keeler's piece, "5 Music Videos to Help You Feel Just A Little Bit Better."
By S. Frazer5 years ago in Beat
8 Mile Ride
Sitting atop the highest peak of a Japanese roller coaster in the year 2010, I vowed to love Eminem forever. Please, God, I prayed, if you can just get me through this trip, I will buy every Eminem song in existence.
By S. Frazer5 years ago in Beat
I Was Invited on Dr. Phil
When I was in college, I wrote in to Dr. Phil. Without getting into too much detail, my dad was a gambling addict with an anger problem, and I wanted help for one of my younger sisters, who was affected the worst by our toxic family dynamic and was having serious behavioral issues.
By S. Frazer5 years ago in Psyche
Blanche Deve-robe
The Golden Girls was a sitcom from the late 1980s about four women who live together in Miami during their golden years. These close friends navigate life's hurdles together, supporting each other through relationship woes, work problems, and health issues. Thirty years later, Dorothy, Rose, Blanche, and Sophia continue to charm audiences and make people laugh.
By S. Frazer5 years ago in Styled
No, I Don't Want to Date
I haven't been on a date in almost four years. It's not that I couldn't get a date (at least, I think I still could); I just genuinely have zero interest in dating or meeting new people.
By S. Frazer5 years ago in Humans
Rainbow Lyricism
This poem is a compilation of references to color in Taylor Swift's music. I chose this approach for two reasons. First, Moleskine provides "blank spaces" for creative expression (get it?). For me, that expression is in the form of writing. When I think of descriptive writing, Taylor Swift's lyrics immediately come to mind. With just a few words, she can tell the most vivid of stories. Her songs are full of detail and imaginative uses of color.
By S. Frazer5 years ago in Poets
Shadow and Lady Boner
I love Vocal Challenges. Challenges get my mind racing and my creative juices flowing. The prompts are wide-ranging and thought-provoking, and they encourage me to express myself in a way that I enjoy and feel proud of. They keep me writing.
By S. Frazer5 years ago in Geeks