Housing - RABAGAS Magazine

Two young adults moving home under very different circumstances—one surrounded by family, the other standing alone beside moving boxes.

Society

The New Class Divide

The biggest divide in modern society may no longer be income. It may be something far less visible: who you can call when life falls apart. A reflective essay about family, safety nets and the invisible inequalities that shape everyday life.

A person standing beside a bicycle loaded with moving boxes outside an apartment building, preparing to move into a new home

Housing

The Modern Marathon Nobody Talks About

Moving house is often described as a practical task. In reality, it can become a logistical marathon, a financial endurance test, and a surprisingly lonely experience—especially when all you own is a bicycle. An essay about modern life, hidden assumptions, and the invisible cost of starting over.

A sparsely furnished room filled with moving boxes, bags, and a single chair beside a window, suggesting the uncertainty of an unfinished move.

Personal Essays

On High Alert

Sometimes the hardest part isn't knowing where you're going. It's not knowing whether you'll have anywhere to go at all. An essay about uncertainty, survival, and a nervous system that refuses to stand down.