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I was raised as an evangelical Christian and was a pastor’s kid for most of my adolescence. My dad told me that the moment he and my mom learned they’d be parents as 21-year-olds, they made a beeline for the church. As poor, young parents in the Bronx, this was their way of providing a […]
Growing up in South Florida with three brothers, I didn’t care for beauty products or treatments. I played a lot of sports, so sweating + cosmetics = skin disaster. In high school, makeup was not in my vocabulary, and in college, I wore very little foundation and mascara (when I remembered to put it on). […]
Ever since my 30th birthday this summer, I’ve noticed a recent uptick in motherhood-related content on my social media feeds. Some of it informative, some anxiety-inducing. From Reddit’s r/regretful parentsto trad wives promoting “traditional” values, to pro-natalists urging everyone to have as many children as possible, it seems like I can’t scroll more than five […]
I’ve never been one to play the “chill girl” in a relationship. For me, there was no such thing as “casual” because nothing about the way that I love is casual. I’m a sensitive, highly emotional person, and I tend to go all-in when I start dating someone new. But when I first saw the […]
When my husband and I first started dating back in 2016, we were politically aligned as Democrats. I even drove him to the polls to vote for Hillary Clinton. But after weathering business storms exacerbated by the pandemic, his voting interests have shifted, and he now identifies as a Republican, which puts us among the […]
