One Voice Evolving | COVE
Kim Brassor, Meg OBrienFor women over 40 who are done with the sanitized version. Essays on reclamation, power, codependency, self-trust, and deconstruction. Writing rooted in history, culture, and spirituality because some of us need the whole story to finally feel free.
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The COVE | Circle of Voices Evolving
Have you ever looked around at your life and thought, “How did I get here?”
This is where we start.
Here’s what we know about how voices evolve.
First, one moment, one memory, one minute at a time. Then in small circles of en...
Call a Thing a Thing
Language matters. It always has. The words we use to frame an experience shape what we believe is possible inside it.
So let’s call a thing a thing.
One Voice Evolving | COVE is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and sup...
The Mother I Had. The Mother I Wanted. The Mother I Actually Was.
My mother did the best she could with what she had. Which wasn’t much. Not because she wasn’t capable, but because the world she lived in had already decided what she was for before she had a chance to decide for herself.
That’s the inheri...
When Rest Becomes Inertia
The issue is never what you do. It’s why you do it.
Fight or flee. Push through or pull back. Rest or run. The action itself is not the diagnosis. A woman can rest to regroup or rest to retreat, and from the outside those two things can lo...
I Have Decided That 70 Is My Favorite Age
I like the 50,000 foot view of life where my past comes with perspective you couldn’t see at the time.
By the time I was 20 i had been brainwashed that boys only wanted one thing and girls were only good for one thing. So of course I decid...
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I am a retired woman who has lived through too many plan B’s to count. Now I help women over 40 trust their gut and find their voice. One Voice Evolving at a time.
Historian and History teacher who wants to share the truth.
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