By Krystal Sieben Maybe that “Mean Mom” Is Just Busy
Ever since Ashley Tisdale wrote about leaving her toxic mom group, I have noticed something shift among women my age,…
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By Her View From Home The Women In My Life Have become My Lifeline
In my early 20s, I thought all I ever wanted or needed was a man to love and who loved…
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By Amber Kuipers True Friendship Is a Give and Take
Have you ever had one of those friends who wants to be invited to all the things and be "in…
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By Katie Powell Bell My Favorite Moms Are Unapologetically Real
My favorite moms say, “Come on over,” no matter the piles of laundry stacked all over the dining room table.…
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By Elizabeth Neal To Find Your Soul Sisters is To Know True Love
As my sisters laid their hands on their hearts with their eyes shut, lips closed, but silent intentions loud, pure,…
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Friendship Isn’t Something You Have, It’s Something You Nurture
Why does no one tell you that making a dear friend as an adult feels like coaxing life from rocky…
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By Madison Sabados To the Friends Who Fix Hearts They Didn’t Break
If you’re lucky, this life will give you friends you call “your people.” These are the people who see you…
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By Peyton Garland It Takes a Village, but You Have To Build It First
It doesn’t take a village to raise a child. You and your partner can go it alone. But the cost is…
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The Truth Is Sometimes Moms Don’t Have Friends
As painful as it is to admit, I have no friends. Let me clarify. I have acquaintances with whom I…
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Let People In ‘For Good’
I am losing another one. Due to the nature of my husband's job (he's a college-level coach), it's usually us…
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Your Grief Is Safe with Me
Take off the mask you’re wearing, friend. The mask that shows a happy face. You don’t need to wear it…
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By Kerith Mickelson Every Woman Needs An Emily
June 2024 “I’m awful at interviews,” Emily scowls, tossing her phone on the beach towel. “I can’t do it.” I…
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