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Stephanie Buschardt
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Brooklyn, New York
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News, Food & Drink , Entertainment, Lifestyle Trends, Health & Wellbeing , Travel
opinion
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By Stephanie Buschardt Verified| bitchmedia.org@ Ramona Quimby in 2013 (Illustration by Jacqueline Rogers) When I reminisce on my formative years, there’s one memory that always overshadows the others: when I got my first (and only) zero on a test. I was talking during the test, but I was also an overactive second grader possessed by urges I couldn’t control. Watching my teacher draw a big fat zero on my paper in front of everyone was a traumatizing experience, one I wouldn’t wish on anyone.
By Stephanie Buschardt Verified| bitchmedia.org@ Girlhood Author Melissa Febos (Photo credit: Beowulf Sheehan) I can still vividly recall the first time I was called a slut. It was the middle of my freshman year of high school, and I’d recently broken up with a senior on the lacrosse team (whom I’d shared my first kiss with weeks before). Unsurprisingly, this same guy—along with the rest of the lacrosse team—hurled the epithet at me as I walked to class. The label stuck.
By Stephanie Buschardt Verified| bitchmedia.org@ Ramona Quimby in 2013 (Illustration by Jacqueline Rogers) When I reminisce on my formative years, there’s one memory that always overshadows the others: when I got my first (and only) zero on a test. I was talking during the test, but I was also an overactive second grader possessed by urges I couldn’t control. Watching my teacher draw a big fat zero on my paper in front of everyone was a traumatizing experience, one I wouldn’t wish on anyone.
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