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She Wanted a Family, I Wanted Freedom

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The Most Passionate Kiss Happened Just Before Goodbye

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I met Clara on a wet Thursday evening outside Trinity College Dublin, both of us pretending we were not lost. She was holding a broken umbrella like it had personally betrayed her,…
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I Stayed Because the Sex Was Incredible

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I used to think people only stayed in bad relationships because they were afraid of being alone, or because money was tangled up, or children, or mortgages. I didn’t have any of…
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He Proposed to Me While Loving Someone Else

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He proposed to me on a wet Friday evening in Dublin, under the trees in St Stephen’s Green, where the rain had made the paths shine like dark glass. I had been…
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The Irish Holiday That Ended My Engagement

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I used to think an engagement ended with one big betrayal, something loud enough for everyone to hear. Mine ended during a five-day holiday in Dublin, in the quiet space between a…
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She Loved My Money More Than Me

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The One Person I Should Never Have Fallen For

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I knew I was in trouble the first time he made tea in our kitchen as if he lived there. It was a wet Thursday in Rathmines, the kind of evening when…
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We Shared a Bed but Not a Future

We Shared a Bed but Not a Future

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I met him outside Whelan’s on a wet Thursday, the kind of Dublin rain that doesn’t fall so much as settle into your clothes and your mood. He was sheltering under the…
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The Morning I Realised I Was the Other Woman

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