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Eclectic dreams of anxious girls: the stories my brain writes without me
Culture Alice Heffernan 7/16/25 Culture Alice Heffernan 7/16/25

Eclectic dreams of anxious girls: the stories my brain writes without me

Nothing is more boring than other people’s dreams. Except when they’re mine. Since starting Fluoxetine, my dreams have been crazy. Before I started medication, I asked everyone I knew who had taken SSRIs about their experiences with side-effects. Nobody mentioned dreams.  

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PULP is established on the sovereign land of the Gadigal People of the Eora Nation. We pay our respects to Elders past and present, as well as Indigenous members of our creative community.

We respect the knowledge and customs that traditional Elders and Aboriginal People have passed down, from generation to generation.

We acknowledge the historical and continued violence and dispossession against First Nations Peoples. 'Australia' and its many institutions, including this University, are founded on this very same violence and dispossession. As editors, we will always stand in solidarity with First Nations directions towards decolonisation, reflected in the substance and practice of this magazine.

Sovereignty was never ceded.

Always was, always will be, Aboriginal land.