The Twenties Review
LiaObservations on love, loss, womanhood, identity, and the strange social contracts we spend our lives learning.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 19 | Founded | 10 months ago | Last Issue | 3 days ago |
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Have We Over-Psychologised Modern Dating?
I started dating relatively young. I went to a mixed school and was exposed to kids in the opposite gender super early on. My first serious relationship was when I was 16, and now I’m in my current relationship at 25.
But in that nine yea...
What could’ve been a Happy Father’s Day: a note from the daughters who raised themselves
My sister has sent a photo on our family group chat. She’s squished between my mom and my dad. My mom is smiling, my dad’s doing a thumbs up and she’s holding both of them together like superglue. They’re at our usual dinner spot to celebra...
The Debate of Female Friendships
I am glad to be a woman in today’s day and age.
In South/East Asian culture, being a 25-year-old woman — unmarried, having a successful career, and traveling the world — is still considered the exception, not the norm. My mother and even m...
but then, and still; it’s you
The faint tug on my chest when I first saw you should’ve been enough for me to know it had to be you. I didn’t do anything about it, but luckily, after many years and broken roads later; it’s you.
I thought love meant erasing yourself, an...
What Really is Betrayal?
Before I started writing this, I typed “is betrayal a feeling” into my search bar. The answer that came back with was:
Betrayal is not a single emotion, but rather an experience or action that triggers a complex, painful "roller coaster...
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