Because I understand that there’s a fair chance that you’re coming to my about section because you need a bio for a show or you need some background for an article, here’s my wonderful, shiny, about me with all my glowing “credits“ (or what I’ve dredged up and polished and show off as credits.)

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Cherith Fuller is a writer and comedian that has written for The Cut, Reductress, Men’s Health, MEL Magazine, and many others. Her stand-up has been called “remarkably honest,” and her debut album Cool, Chill Girl premiered at #2 on iTunes against all odds. It has been profiled in CURVE Mag, The Indie Source, Comedy Cake and was called “required listened“ by Paste Magazine. One time she was in Playboy (Mexico) (for comedy), but she didn’t tell her family about that one even though she’s very proud of it!

She specializes in talking about relationships, sex, and intimacy. Why do people ghost one another? Am I going to be murdered by this strange man I met on Tinder? Why are threesomes so stressful? And why do I have to act so cool and chill while I’m doing all of this? She also hosts the podcast “The Art of Losing It” where she interviews people about losing their virginity and how it turned them into the person they are today. It is currently in its second season.

She’s like your best friend/big sister/ex-girlfriend you’re still friends with all wrapped into one.  

But things are a little more complicated now. I haven’t changed. I’m not even gonna say that I’ve “grown.“ Things are just different and more…different. That’s asinine, but I’m working on it. Here’s a WIP bio.

Cherith Fuller is a writer and “comedian” living in Atlanta, GA.

Comedian of course is in quotation marks because exactly 9 days after release of said prestigious, chart-topping, debut album, the world shut down. I turned my car around mid-drive to Richmond, VA, and headed home. I haven’t done comedy since, as of writing this bio. I started comedy when I was 19. I’ll be 29 in a few months. Feels really weird. But I also had no problem taking a break because I had over-worked myself for far too long. I had been on the verge of a mental breakdown since…probably since I was 20 (the first couple months of comedy were really fun, but the novelty wears off.)

I have no idea what my comedy is gonna be like when I go back, if I go back. In the meantime I’m writing. I’ve always been a writer. I could say something really profound like, writing is like breathing to me. But breathing is like breathing. Writing is like writing. It’s a whole different thing which has served many purposes for me over my life. Writing brought me back to life a couple of years ago - semi-figuratively, mostly literally. Some of my writing has been good, a lot of it has sucked ass.

All my essays are pretty much all about sex, intimacy, love, relationships, and how we talk to one another about ourselves and our experiences. All these stories and people are real and have really made an impact on me. I take my writing very seriously (sometimes I even writes about things that make me cry!), but I tell people I quit my full time TV writing job to become a blogger because I thinks it’s funny (and it is.)