PinnedInThe Writing CooperativebyLaura Rosell·Apr 6, 2024The AI Revolution and the Economy Have Killed My Highly-Skilled JobMy niche is a prime example of why AI isn’t qualified to do all the work that it’s replacingA response icon209A response icon209
PinnedInP.S. I Love YoubyLaura Rosell·Apr 27, 2021The Best Reason a Guy Ever Gave for Why I Should Sleep With HimOne of the most empowering messages of my life was actually an attempt to seduce me.A response icon121A response icon121
InThe MemoiristbyLaura Rosell·Jul 6Diary of a North European Heat WaveBerlin’s record-breaking temperatures were brutal. I’m worried for the future.A response icon3A response icon3
InAge of EmpathybyLaura Rosell·Apr 14What Do Creatives Owe to A Crumbling Society?An American writer in Germany ponders her “place”A response icon4A response icon4
InThe ViragobyLaura Rosell·Apr 7Why My Friend and I Noped Out of Speed Dating Once We Glimpsed the MenOn consent, transparency, and the commodification of womenA response icon79A response icon79
InBitchybyLaura Rosell·Mar 31The Problem With Bad-Science FeminismWho wins when we bastardize science and reason in our pursuit of basic rights and respect?A response icon10A response icon10
InAge of EmpathybyLaura Rosell·Feb 26What We Ignore in Our Debates About Aging Women and Cosmetic ‘Enhancement’The patriarchy and other injustices go much more than skin-deepA response icon20A response icon20
InAge of EmpathybyLaura Rosell·Feb 18At Age 41, I’ve Still Never Known True RomanceWhy does the prospect of being cherished feel unfathomably exotic by now?A response icon35A response icon35
InAge of EmpathybyLaura Rosell·Aug 16, 2025My Dry Spell in the City of Sexual FreedomOn sexlessness at midlife in BerlinA response icon8A response icon8
InLife Without ChildrenbyLaura Rosell·Feb 3, 2025Half a Dozen Things I Wish I Knew Much Sooner About Freezing EggsIf I’d known, I might’ve frozen sooner — and had a better yieldA response icon10A response icon10
