Life Without Children
Ali Hall, Charlie Brown, Ronke Babajide, Alice Cutler, Nadia HuqA place for readers and writers of life without children, whether by choice or circumstances.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 27 | Subscribers | Read | lifewithoutchildren.substack.com |
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Life Without Children November Writing Prompt
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How My Mental Health Benefits From Being Childfree
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Authors
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Kindness is my superpower. Finding ways to connect in an increasingly divisive world is important to me. I write about injustice, friendship, the childfree life, feminism, personal growth and being abnormally normal.
Food, drink and culture writer | 11+ years in hospitality | Founder & previous owner of what was once awarded Britain's "best independent wine retailer"
Woman in IT, Natural Scientist, Life Coach, Speaker, Podcaster, Writer- I'm passionate about Work, Women's Career Strategies, Personal Growth & Tech You can email at [email protected] Linktree https://linktr.ee/rbwriter
Alice Cutler is an actor, stand-up, and writer navigating the waters of infertility and mental health. She lives part time in Los Angeles and part time in Idyllwild.
Feminist. Writer. Environmentalist-in-training. Childfree. Using the time I'm not raising kids to raise my consciousness \ud83e\udde0\ud83d\udd25
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