
MotherLore is a living archive of myth, ritual, and the inner truths of matrescence. It is a space for mothers craving language for the parts of motherhood we seldom speak aloud, and for anyone longing to understand their own mother more deeply.
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I love a good book. I remember being so excited to have time to READ again - fiction, non-fiction that wasn’t teaching me how to fix something, whatever struck my fancy.
I had so, so many plans for postpartum. As I wrote in this note, how...
“I don’t know what’s wrong… But something’s wrong.” I said to my husband not long after my son was born. I could feel it. A “wrongness” in my body. A tightness, persistent in the background, just enough to notice. And yet, I could not say w...
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There once was a mother who lived with her son in a small croft along the western coast of Scotland, where the stormy sea pressed its salt-crusted will against the marrow of the land. It had b...
She walked this way day after day. Hand in her mother’s hand, along overgrown gravel paths and deer-tracked meadows.
In early spring, the little girl noticed the world yawning awake. Tight red-green buds hugged the bra...
I was afraid that motherhood would make me feel small, insignificant, forgotten in the background of a world obsessed with progress. It was as though if I stopped producing for the “machine”, I would simply cease to exist — all the while st...
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Mother | Author | PhD researcher. Writing MotherLore—myth, folklore, matrescence, and the wisdom of the living world \ud83c\udf3f
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