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Carly Schwartz

Carly Schwartz

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San Francisco

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Total articles 156

  • Dry January is a great idea, unless you're an addict in denial

    By Carly Schwartz Verified| The San Francisco Standard Verified I woke up Feb. 2, 2015, with one of the worst hangovers of my life. Hugging the toilet, head pounding, sweat beading across my forehead, I felt nothing but pride. I'd just completed "Dry January" - the practice of abstaining from drugs and alcohol for the first 31 days of the year - and rewarded myself with a bottle of Bulleit, a bag of molly, and an all-night dance party in a warehouse. Guess who clearly didn't have a substance abuse problem?

    By Carly Schwartz Verified · The San Francisco Standard

    Jan. 10, 2025

  • Can a dating app for poly people work for a basic bitch like me?

    By Carly Schwartz Verified| The San Francisco Standard Verified The first few days scanning for potential matches made one thing clear: The men on Feeld present themselves with an unusual level of candor. On Hinge and Bumble, I've spent hours swiping through profiles of guys who enjoy hiking and coffee, who plan on buying a single-family home in the Excelsior as soon as their equity vests, and whose most pressing questions are whether I prefer the Ikon or Epic ski pass.

    By Carly Schwartz Verified · The San Francisco Standard

    Dec. 07, 2024

  • Dry January is a great idea, unless you're an addict in denial

    By Carly Schwartz Verified| The San Francisco Standard Verified I woke up Feb. 2, 2015, with one of the worst hangovers of my life. Hugging the toilet, head pounding, sweat beading across my forehead, I felt nothing but pride. I'd just completed "Dry January" - the practice of abstaining from drugs and alcohol for the first 31 days of the year - and rewarded myself with a bottle of Bulleit, a bag of molly, and an all-night dance party in a warehouse. Guess who clearly didn't have a substance abuse problem?

    By Carly Schwartz Verified · The San Francisco Standard

    Jan. 10, 2025

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