Footnote one is real. I knew (okay, dated poorly) a mother rich enough to clone backups of both children, and it still drained her life force. They just had more expensive things to break, and even less idea of consequence.
Funny stuff. The piece, not the life force. Life force, like coral, is a precious finite resource destroyed at will.
This is fantastic! I love it. Every word horribly true. Fav line (was hard to choose): “The future of humanity relies on your extraordinary self-delusion.”
So, you want to be a mother
Ask your father how many times I laughed out loud.
You can tell, just by reading this piece, that Meg’s mother must be a real saint.
Those MAMDA graphics are priceless
Footnote one is real. I knew (okay, dated poorly) a mother rich enough to clone backups of both children, and it still drained her life force. They just had more expensive things to break, and even less idea of consequence.
Funny stuff. The piece, not the life force. Life force, like coral, is a precious finite resource destroyed at will.
Meg, there’s some serious bite in this prose. Your esteem continues to rise. I’m impressed with your authorial range on display here.
This is fantastic! I love it. Every word horribly true. Fav line (was hard to choose): “The future of humanity relies on your extraordinary self-delusion.”
Really engaging writing. Looking forward to reading your other stuff.