
'Bad' mothers are regular women who subvert the one-dimensional patriarchal ideal of womanhood. But some really are just bad.
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My final guest for this season is Barbara, which is a pseudonym. Barbara’s parents died when she was young, and she is estranged from her siblings and step-mother. Her unique circumstances make it a bit more complicated for her to share her...
“Goodnight, love you, thanks for not raping me in my sleep…” I said to my husband before falling asleep a few weeks ago.
I had just read him some of the shocking statistics that were reported in the CNN story about online “rape academies....
The next Book Club meeting is Tuesday, June 23, at 2pm EDT/7pm BST here on Substack. We’re reading The Correspondent by Virginia Evans.
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Lots of friends have recommended this one to me and I can’t wait to dive into it. I ho...
Shelly Sharon helps women who’ve been around the block with healing unpack the way a challenging relationship with their mother still holds them back today, so they can thrive in their life and career. Shelly is a trauma-informed, certified...
This week I’m proud to share a guest essay from , author of Natalism Nudges. If you have an essay to share about being a mother, not being a mother, or trying to decide what’s best for you, please get in touch.
While watching the BBC News...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Feminist writing about maternal ambivalence & mother-daughter estrangement. Also in LitHub, The Audacity, HuffPost, Litro, and more. Debut novel forthcoming from Unsolicited Press.
Trainee therapist & researcher exploring how family communication shapes identity. Writing on estrangement, adoption and how to have a more resilient family.
Exploring falling birth rates, Generation Zero and the quiet forces reshaping modern adulthood. Written by a writer and cultural demographer examining how culture, policy and timing shape reproductive decisions — long before anyone calls it a crisis.
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