Certified Difficult Woman
Voices of StrengthWoman, thinker, and low-key disruptor. I unravel the unspoken truths of womanhood—societal expectations, silent struggles, and the fire of reclaiming our voices. If you love sharp takes, raw reflections, and a little rebellion, stick around.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 23 | Subscribers | Read | vostrength.substack.com |
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When Mom Marries the Idea of Her Son
Let’s name the itch before it turns into a rash: when a son marries, some mothers don’t see a new family member—they see a rival. Suddenly, every sweet thing he does is “because of her influence,” and every hurtful thing is, well, also “bec...
The Invisible Math Behind “Dependency”
On paper, “dependency” looks like a personal failing—why don’t more women just move out, work, split bills, build independent lives? In practice, it’s not a single choice but a web of incentives and punishments:
Why Women Keep the Faith Even When It Doesn’t Keep Them
Let’s be honest: women have been the backbone of religion for as long as anyone’s lit a candle or stacked chairs after service, and yet we’re the ones told to be smaller, softer, quieter—holier by subtraction. The data is not subtle; across...
The Girl Boss Audit: Where Did Your Week Actually Go?
Imagine if women went on strike from unpaid care work for just one week. Schools would overflow with uncollected children. Elderly parents would go unvisited. Household chaos would reign. Yet this $10.8 trillion worth of annual labor remain...
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I write raw, unfiltered letters—to my younger self, the women before us, and a world uneasy with women making their own choices. Half reflection, half rebellion—storytelling meets feminist fire. Some things must be felt, others burned down.
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