Divinity Rae Writes alternatives: newsletters like it

SubstackMonthly or less · last post 43 days ago

A fuck it bucket of all the things I think and feel. (I have only one account, this one, any other account claiming to be me is a fake)

Likely audience: Individuals with chronic health issues

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SubstackEvery two weeks · last post 19 days ago

From recent posts: Love Story publishes a mix of spiritual essays, addiction recovery memoirs, and author interviews focused on sobriety and mindfulness. The publication targets readers seeking personal growth through themes of…

Likely audience: writers and authors

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SubstackWeekly · last post 7 days ago

From recent posts: Lessons Learned with Komal publishes personal essays on mental health recovery, trauma, and work-life balance. The newsletter is for readers seeking narratives on healing from assault and the challenges of slowing down…

Likely audience: women experiencing trauma or assault

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SubstackSeveral times a week · last post 7 days ago

From recent posts: NeuroJustice™ publishes a series of articles focused on neurodivergent adults, specifically addressing topics such as emotional regulation, family dynamics, and functional living strategies. The content primarily…

Likely audience: Neurodivergent adults

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SubstackSeveral times a week · last post 11 days ago

From recent posts: SOCIAL MEDIA ESCAPE CLUB publishes weekly essays, live transcripts, and community event announcements focused on digital detox, RSS feeds, and building creator communities offline. The publication targets writers and…

Likely audience: Content creators

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SubstackWeekly · last post 10 days ago

From recent posts: From Loss. Toward Life. publishes first-person narratives and psychological essays focused on mental health recovery, grief, trauma, and overcoming social isolation. The publication targets individuals navigating…

Likely audience: Individuals recovering from mental illness

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SubstackWeekly · last post 7 days ago

From recent posts: This Woman's Work publishes personal essays, memoirs, and political commentary from a UK-based author, covering topics such as mental health recovery, maternity care, and social justice. The publication mixes reflective…

Likely audience: mental health survivors

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SubstackEvery two weeks · last post 13 days ago

anti-guru essays on fashion, womanhood & the messiness of being alive 💌 weekly drops

Likely audience: Freelance writers

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SubstackMonthly or less · last post 10 days ago

Likely audience: Individuals struggling with mental health issues

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SubstackWeekly · last post 9 days ago

Practical tips, real talk, and a little humor to make motherhood and career feel more fulfilling (and less exhausting)

Likely audience: Working mothers

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SubstackMonthly or less · last post 9 days ago

From recent posts: Write Here/Write Now publishes personal essays on mental health recovery, neurodivergence, and lived experience, including topics such as suicide prevention, autism in women, and alexithymia. It is written for readers…

Likely audience: people with lived experience of suicidal ideation

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SubstackMonthly or less · last post 44 days ago

From recent posts: The publication features a reflective essay on the dual nature of silence, exploring its capacity for both oppression and spiritual healing through personal narratives of suicidal ideation and silent retreats. It also…

Likely audience: Christians seeking spiritual growth

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SubstackMonthly or less · last post Aug 26, 2026

We are a DID (dissociative identity disorder) system of 74 alters. We live in a male body, but have many female alters. We are married, live in Midwest America, and are Christian. I, Leyna, am an alter in this system…

Likely audience: DID survivors and allies

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Substacklast post Aug 3, 2026

A reader-centered space for advocacy, media transparency, and real-life stories that challenge narratives and empower people to protect their rights.

Likely audience: Individuals suffering from chronic illness or vaccine injury

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