Dear Auntie Fah
Advice for the cherished rabble‑rousers of the world
Welcome to Dear Auntie Fah, the porch‑side advice column for anyone who’s tired, tangled, triumphant, confused, overwhelmed, under‑caffeinated, over‑stimulated, or simply trying to stay human in a world that keeps throwing glitter and garbage at the same time.
Auntie Fah reads every letter — the funny ones, the heartbreaking ones, the chaotic ones, the political ones, the “is this normal?” ones, and the ones that make her whisper “sweetheart… absolutely not” before answering with love.
Write about anything. Truly anything.
Themes guide the conversation, but they never limit it.
Weekly Themes
Themes are invitations, not rules
February
Week 1 — Emotional Survival in Chaotic Times
Burnout, boundaries, hope, exhaustion, grounding, and staying intact when the world feels like a malfunctioning carnival ride.
Week 2 — Community, Connection & Conflict
Family drama, friendship dilemmas, workplace nonsense, group chats gone rogue, and the art of staying human around other humans.
Week 3 — Civic Confusion & Public Nonsense
Misinformation, civic overwhelm, political weirdness, and staying sane when the discourse is held together with duct tape and denial.
Week 4 — Identity, Purpose & Personal Power
Self‑worth, reinvention, loneliness, courage, and figuring out who you are in a world that keeps trying to tell you otherwise.
Note to Everyone - Including the MAGA stragglers
Auntie Fah will talk to anyone who writes in respectfully.
Curious, confused, overwhelmed, or even hoping to stir the pot a little — welcome.
She’s not afraid of disagreement.
She’s not afraid of opposing views.
She’s not afraid of spirited debate.
She is allergic to cruelty, bad faith, and conspiracy‑flavored nonsense.
If you come with respect, she’ll meet you with humor, clarity, and a level of sarcasm that could power a small town.
She doesn’t name‑call.
She doesn’t dehumanize.
She doesn’t hate.
Everyone gets a seat on the porch — as long as they behave.
How to Submit Your Letter
Tell Auntie:
– What’s going on
– How you’re feeling
– What you want help figuring out
– How you’d like to sign your letter
She reads every single one — even the spicy ones.
Dear Auntie Fah
Tits up, elbows out. Tell Auntie what’s going on.
Letter Sent!
Auntie Fah has received your chaos, your heart, and your truth. She’ll be in touch.