Tag Archives: childhood

Apr
25
2009

Existential Excavating: What Made Me What I Was

The hardest part of losing weight, I’m finding, is the challenge of identity.
Being fat isn’t just something that happens over the course of a month. Being fat, becoming as fat as I ever got, took me 25 years exactly. 25 years of daily contributing to an obviously ever-growing problem.
From an eight-year-old spending a summer with [...]

By A Scribe Called Steff | Posted in Dimestore Philosophy, Hygiene & Health, Psychology & Moods, Specifically Steff, fitness, weight loss | Also tagged , , , | Comments (6)
Sep
10
2008

When We Were Kids: Thoughts on BDSM

Experts will tell you that who we are in life is defined by the age of seven. Our ethics, our play, our work habits, it’s all laid out as part of who we are, and will continue to be, by seven.
There are those who’ve taken this a step further and will tell you also that [...]

By A Scribe Called Steff | Posted in Best of Steff, Dating, Foreplay & Arousing, Opinion (Editorial & Commentary), Psychology & Moods, Sex, Society | Also tagged , , , , | Comments (9)
Aug
19
2008

Get to Know Yer Blogger

I feel like telling you random things about me, mostly because I’m too fucking tired to string coherent thoughts together, so “abstract” works spiff for me. And I’m not writing about sex today, so, y’know. Mental break. :)
So, in no particular order, some of the things you probably don’t know about me and my life.
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By A Scribe Called Steff | Posted in Best of Steff, General, Journalling, Specifically Steff | Also tagged , , , , | Comments (7)