The Southern Canary
Molly GorneyI’m Molly, a writer using my voice to tell my truth, even when silence feels safer. Through unfiltered stories of change, loss, and courage, I hope to connect with the song in you. All posts are free for reflection, conversation, and connection.
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Yesteryear and the seduction of certainty
I picked up the novel it seems everyone is talking about, Yesteryear, because it felt like one of those books that starts showing up in conversation so often you begin to suspect the universe is trying to get your attention. And I really wa...
The quiet cost of being good
There’s a quiet rule I grew up with: good Southern girls don’t talk about religion or politics in polite company. We keep things pleasant and agreeable. For a long time, I followed that rule without question. I thought it kept me safe and f...
The Shame We Save for Mothers
I used to be one of those mothers trying to keep the edge off just enough to get through the day, while still looking like I had everything under control. On Mother’s Day, especially, that pressure felt impossible, and the message was confu...
I am resentful of being a mother
Yes, that’s right, I said it, and on the eve of Mother’s Day weekend. I have three beautiful and healthy children: twin girls, age 13, and a 6-year-old son, and I am often deeply resentful of having to parent them, day in and day out.
I al...
Turning the lights on: what getting sober from alcohol taught me about facing what I tried to hide
Stopping drinking feels, to me, a lot like turning the lights on in a very messy closet.
There was a time when I thought my daily wine habit was some kind of secret weapon. I distinctly remember the time when my relationship with alcohol s...
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