SolStock/E+/Getty Images I remember the support parade beating down my door the moment I brought my first baby home. People arrived with gifts, delivered meals, and sent inquiring texts about my mental and physical health. It was like a big warm hug from my whole community, metaphorically (and sometimes literally) wrapping their arms around my...
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Guido Mieth/Getty Images Ah, menopause. That old chestnut. You know, the life-altering change that you’re forced to go through (rude!) if you were born with a vagina, whether you want to or not. Perimenopause, the five to 10 years leading up to menopause and the permanent loss of your period, can be riddled with unpleasant...
Maskot/Getty Images I commonly hear the misconception that only children must feel sad and lonely without any siblings. As an only child myself and parent of "just" one kid, others often assume I felt isolated growing up "alone" and ask when I’ll have a second child to give my daughter a "friend." Yet sad and...