By Cameron Reeves Poynter You’ve Finally Gotten What You Wanted, But Life Is Still Hard
This is hard, this season of life. Marriage is hard. Not hard like when our babies were young. When hard…
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By Whitney Fleming Dear Friend, There’s One Promise I’ll Never Break
I’m not always a good friend. In fact, I’m bit of a hot mess. I have great intentions, but I…
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By Her View From Home “What’s Wrong With Me?” When Sex Isn’t Great
It happens often. I'm having a conversation with a friend (or a group) and jokes about sex and intimacy start…
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By Shannon Lambert Public Restrooms With Kids Are the Worst
My dearest restaurant, gas station and store owners, I am writing to address a very necessary problem with your public…
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By Nicole Merritt If I Were a Husband
If I were a husband, I would get it right. I would ensure that my wife knew she was…
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By Adrian Collins I Went In For an Abortion—and Left With a Changed Life
After all these years, my dad still calls me his Butterfly. I was given the name as a young child…
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By Heidi Cashatt Having Problems is a Privilege
The smell of smoke alerted me to yet another mishap in our morning mayhem. I wanted to provide some sort…
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By Nadene van der Linden 50 Phrases to Raise a Happy, Confident Kid
Raising happy, confident kids is the goal of most parents. Some parents struggle to find ways to talk with their…
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By Lisa Leshaw A Conversation With a Daughter Who Met the Man of Her Dreams
"Your father is falling apart. It's not a medical condition, rather a predicament of the heart. You called to announce…
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By Tiffany Rodriguez A Thin Line Between Rape And Regret: 5 Things Your College-Bound Teen Needs To Know
Parents, I know you're probably busy trying to prepare for a piece of your heart to go out into…
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By Hannah Southerland I’m Thankful For a Husband Who Knows What I Need
Opening my fridge I hear a thud and attempt to catch the sour cream as it falls off of…
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By Michele Lovetri What I Wish I Could Tell My Child Self About Divorce
My parents divorced when I was five and my sister was three. Looking back now it was the best possible…
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