Author: Renata Leo

Just an open-minded, overly-sensitive, optimistically cynical millennial feminist and creator of Pure Human Content. I consider my passions in life to be people and words. I love using my words to make people feel less alone and maybe even chuckle along the way. People regularly tell me that I'm really funny, even when I'm not trying to be. Still not sure if that's a compliment...
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Tall, Dark, and Mysterious? More Like Awkward, Distant, and Prudish

I haven’t been around too much recently, and that’s honestly just because I haven’t been inspired to write! I’m not sure if it’s because I write more for work now, or because I just have a prohibitively overwhelming amount of tabs open (both literal and metaphorical), or because I feel like I’m on the precipice of some bigger life changes, or legit just because I’ve … Continue reading Tall, Dark, and Mysterious? More Like Awkward, Distant, and Prudish

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Renata’s Guide to Acid Reflux

Just in case you’re new around here and haven’t heard all of my woes about having an Aging Human Body™… I’ve got the ‘flux. Acid reflux, that is. For the record, I come by it honestly. My mom and grandmother both take prescription medication for their acid reflux and have for a long time. Fortunately (I guess), I didn’t develop acid reflux until I was … Continue reading Renata’s Guide to Acid Reflux

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Getting Real With Delia: Discovery Through Grief

This is a guest post for my “Getting Real” series. On this blog, we provide “pure human content,” and truly get real. I wanted to give other bloggers the opportunity to come on here and get real with me! I am so excited for the opportunity to invite other bloggers to join me and share their life experience and big feels. Interested in sending over … Continue reading Getting Real With Delia: Discovery Through Grief

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