The Internet Wants to Know If People Are Checking OnlyFans at Work — But the Data Doesn’t Prove It
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Hi, I’m Jamie. I write loud opinions, hunt down weird products, and tell on real life. Since 2006.
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I write the way I talk. For better or worse.
Author of five books. Survivor. Mother. Hotline psychic. Professional over-sharer. I’ve been doing this since 2006 — outlasted two marriages, which honestly feels worth mentioning. I write loud opinions because someone has to, and the only rule is: tell the truth, even if your voice shakes.
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