It’s not going great, guys.
Tag: Feminism
Tales of a Heretic Daughter
Losing my religion has complicated my relationship with my parents.
The rise of the Unlikely Heroine
For characters who would’ve been vilified in an older generation, but are celebrated in this one.
Bi the Way
This is a post I don’t want to write, but I do. This, of all things, might be the one where I wonder if I’m letting you in on too … Continue reading Bi the Way
A Thousand Tiny Nameless Things
There are these moments, Reader, ones so far from what happened that I almost forget my own history. And then BAM! A word, an action, some split-second returns me, reeling, … Continue reading A Thousand Tiny Nameless Things
The Title of this Chapter is My Name
On being myself before I am anyone else’s or anything else.
Haircut Jitters
Am I afraid to cut my hair because I won’t be pretty anymore? Yes.
Not Informed Enough Vote: State of a Blazing Union
There is literally no excuse for you not to vote.
Thank you, Dr. Blasey-Ford
Eyes transfixed on my phone, I cannot look away. I see your navy blue blazer, eyes shut and directed toward heaven. I do not know what frenzies circle your mind, … Continue reading Thank you, Dr. Blasey-Ford
I Am an Adult Always asking for Permission
I’m 25, and I still ask for permission to live my life.
