Here for the story
Alex MoralesReflections on 30-something life, love, loss and lols in California.
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How my mom taught me to know my worth
In November 2019, I wrote this piece as part of a women’s leadership course through the University of California, reflecting on my career trajectory and my 2011 post-grad identity crisis.
Looking back now, in a current moment of limbo and...
The secret to life
There’s a scene in a recent episode of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills where icon Erika Jayne has a sit down with her therapist to unpack and process some deeply painful traumas she’s experienced in an effort to heal and move forward....
How the "Titanic" soundtrack helped me conquer anxiety as a child
Twenty years ago, on December 19th, 1997, Titanic came out. At the time, I was a shy and sensitive eight-year-old who loved The Backstreet Boys and saw Harriet the Spy as my spirit animal. Little did I know that my world was about to change...
On a perfect bubble bursting
People say lots of wild things to you when you’re planning a wedding. For me, this included:
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Your wedding is for your guests!
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Good luck. You won’t remember anything! You’ll definitely black out.
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Something will go wrong the d...
Getting the BRCA gene test scared me—but so did not knowing
After losing my mom to ovarian cancer, I had always assumed that I too would be diagnosed with ovarian cancer at some point in my life—probably early. She passed away when I was six years old, so my memories of her are blurred with the stor...
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California-based writer (who, let's be honest, hasn't written in a while), reflecting on relationships, grief, life and those moments that make you say "this will be good content someday. but right now it sucks."
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