Life My Body, Myself My breasts looked like two compressed, all-beef patties bound together by Lycra. I was sitting on the edge of a pool talking Kerra Bolton Posted on August 29, 2020
Self Care That’s What She Said | Dumb Lies You Need to Know During Hard Times We tell ourselves dumb lies, especially when times are hard. The voices that live in our heads tell us lies about our value, Kelly Wilson Posted on August 29, 2018
Relationships Burn the Pages & Keep Going The past teaches us important lessons about where we do and do not want to go, but we also need to let go. Emmie Arnold Posted on May 25, 2018
Mental Sweatpants & Sanity | Rejecting Shame I’m a sex-positive, body-positive, non-traditional relationship, pansexual, kinky kind of gal. I know this sounds like it Guest Author Posted on December 25, 2016
Essays Personal Essay | Invisible Disability Jessica Grey talks about how anxiety, depression, fibromyalgia, and other invisible disabilities affect your relationship Jess Grey Posted on June 23, 2016
Essays Personal Essay | Recovering Beauty A recovering anorexic gets real about navigating her way through the world after nearly twenty years of sickness. Charlotte W. F. Smith Posted on June 22, 2016
Essays Personal Essay | Dear Body: Love, Me How my dressing-room epiphany inspired me to remember that it's not me vs. my body - we're a team. Christy King Posted on June 19, 2016
Essays, Self Care What Buffy Taught Me: Everything I Need to Know About Self-love I’ve always approached the world head-on. It almost feels as if my whole body is attached to and held up by my jaw–my chin Guest Author Posted on December 3, 2015
Wellness Remembering Me At dinner, my mom turns to my husband and says, as she has many times over the years, “I prayed against all the other Nanea Hoffman Posted on June 1, 2015
Culture, Family, Mental Love Me For Me, Not For My Leg Rolls Earlier this week, a company called Wry Baby sparked controversy with one of their baby onesies, which read “I hate my Emily Parker Posted on March 18, 2015