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This split zine is written by two women who have been sexually assaulted and have been labeled mentally ill. Heather Lynn is 16 and working class and has been hospitalized for self-harm and borderline personality disorder. Amber Dawn dropped out of high school and has since begun to live better with her mental illness.

Shayla Daniels has struggled to accept herself over the years, escaping into her work and sex with men she meets on the train. Will Zach Jensen be the man to change all of that for her? Cassandra Wood knows she's in a relationship that she doesn't want, and stuck being someone she doesn't want to be. Zach has dreamed about being with Shayla, but will the baggage she carried be too much for this pro-athlete to carry?

One middle-aged woman's exploration into the world of internet cam girl entertainment with insights about her bisexual polyamorous relationship with a mid-twenties woman. A lot of advice and tips about how not to treat women online.

Culture Slut 24 and its split zine counterpart Motor City Kitty 16 are cut and paste typewritten perzines by best friends from Quebec and Ohio, respectively. 26-year-old Amber writes in Culture Slut about being inspired by Nirvana and angered by those who ignore Kurt Cobain's feminist politics, lists ways to thrive during winter, and criticizes Teal Triggs' misuse of Amber's zine in her book Fanzines: the DIY Revolution. Amber also announces that she will be ending Culture Slut or making it less frequently. In Motor City Kitty, Brianna, a recent graduate, writes about lack of motivation after college, being the "feminist killjoy" in punk spaces, playing in a band and riot grrrl, feeling vulnerable in her zine and includes a comic about her New Year's Eve.