Standing In My Kitchen Alone
Standing In My Kitchen Alone, I'm Just A WomanI don't not have anything to say. Essays on feminism, motherhood, culture, and whatever else is funny, frustrating, or too weird to keep to myself.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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What Bedtime Routines Have Taught Me About Delusion
As we welcome 5 pm darkness into our lives, and while our childrens sleep “adjusts” to this new time, I wanted to review the familiar scenario I, along with other parents, find themselves in every night.
Different Decades, Shared Passions: A Conversation Between Two Female Writers
I’m Just A Woman (29): I’m turning 30, she’s 41. We thought it would be fun to ask each other questions about womanhood spanning two different decades but somehow end up talking about the same stuff:
Questions for People I Will Never Meet
My series where I ask deeply sincere, occasionally unhinged questions to people I truly admire, have questions for, and will never have to make eye contact with. Because like, I'll never meet them right, right?!
ChatGPT Keeps Mansplaining My Life to Me
I don’t know how many different ways ChatGPT can say it believes mothers are bubbling idiots, but I’ve found at least seventeen. Every time I ask it to analyze my writing or brainstorm topics, I get served the same algorithmic slop: jokes a...
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I don’t not have anything to say. Essays on feminism, motherhood, culture, and whatever else is funny, frustrating, or too weird to keep to myself.
But let’s get one thing straight: there’s nothing “just” about being a woman..
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