The Quiet Work
WildeI write about women, midlife, relationships and the lives we're told to accept. Drawing on research, conversations and lived experience, I explore the questions we're finally ready to ask about the lives we've built — and whether we still want them.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 36 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 5 days ago |
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The Worst Thing a Woman Can Do? Get Married to a Man. The Best Thing a Man Can Do Is Get Married to a Woman.
I recently spoke to a woman who spent 25 years trying to make her marriage work. This is her story, told in her own words.
The women before me have never been lucky in marriage. All the women in my bloodline married terrible husbands, and...
I’m 56. I’ve Sent 314 Resumes. I Still Can’t Find a Job.
I’m 56. I was a project manager and had a good career. I spent about 20 years working in banking and insurance. I was talking with my boss about critical changes we wanted to make at the company. Essentially redo the way work was done with...
I Bought a £6,000 Engagement Ring. Three Years Later, I Left With a Paper Bag.
Sometimes you don't know your marriage is ending while you're still building a life together.
I have many moments that come to mind if I try to pinpoint when, exactly, it was obvious that my marriage was over. There are enough with hindsig...
I Honestly Couldn’t Care Less If I Never Have Sex Again
She didn't just lose her desire. She began to question the life around it.
I want you to read this without deciding who is right. Not because a woman lost her sex drive during menopause. But because of what happened to everything else when...
Nobody thought women needed to know.
If you’re wondering why everyone’s suddenly talking about menopause. It’s because there was ZERO information until Generation X reached menopause.
They were blindsided.
We expect girls to be prepared for puberty, We explain periods. We h...
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I write about women, midlife, relationships and the lives we're told to accept. Drawing on research, conversations and lived experience, I explore the questions we're finally ready to ask about the lives we've built — and whether we still want them.
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