I didn’t move back with my parents. Not an option these days, as I am now in my 40s. I actually lived in Adam’s Morgan in Washington, DC, one of the most expensive hipster hoods in the country. I shared a flat with two roommates and my rent was still a whopping $1500/mo. Food added …
As I was making the transition to Brazil, I started seeing a therapist to help with the inevitable challenges I was about to face. In retrospect, I probably should have hired a life coach, because I know now that my perception of a “therapist” is to “fix me” and my concept of “life coach” is …
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What the heck is a “high value woman?” During the days I was crashing into glass ceilings in Miami, circa 2003-2009, a man, who was an investor, once said to me: “A woman’s stock plummets after 40.” I remember feeling really annoyed but mostly confused and upset by this comment. What exactly did he mean? …
Based on the events of this week, and perhaps all the events of my life, I am unsure about whether I am too self-centered or so accommodating to others I cease to exist. How is it possible that I could be both of these extremes at the same time? Is it possible that I switch, depending …
We thought it might be fun to pretend that Ava becomes “Dr. Nutmeg.’ And begins replicating her Google-induced dreams into various Femmebot models… The Femmebots: Dr. Nutmeg from multimediadistrict on Vimeo.
Tia Rosaura's Market of Food and LOVE from multimediadistrict on Vimeo. In a desperate attempt to shut out all the noise of Valentine’s Day, I turned off my phone. These days, it feels like the only way to be free, to concentrate, to be in the present moment is to literally turn off your brain…I …
Dr. Nutmeg hands The FACTory over to her best Femmebot model, Gysela MyAmi, who gets caught inside the machinery’s vicious cycle, until she figures out her creator’s algorithm for ESCape.