Thank You For Asking

About the Substack

Thank You For Asking is for people who ask questions. I hardly have answers, but I always have questions. If you also have questions, thank you for asking. Youโ€™ll see fiction, Philosophy, Short stories, whatever comes to mind here.

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  • Post Comments, and think through things with me
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About Kyla Dawn

I am a real person writing down real thoughts. I am working on developing a writing habit and will be as surprised as you to see what may become of it.

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