• The Worst Thing a Woman Can Do is Marry a Man

    I'm going to say something that will piss a lot of people off, and I'm saying it anyway: The worst thing a woman can do for her happiness, her peace of mind, her life expectancy, and her overall wellbeing is marry a man who hasn't done the work. Not marry anyone. Not stay single forever. Not swear off partnership. Marry a man on his default…

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  • 7 Science-Backed Tips for Perimenopause Hair Loss (That Actually Work)

    I'll never forget the morning I looked down at my shower drain and felt my stomach drop. There was so much hair pooled there that for a second, I thought it couldn't possibly all be mine. But it was. If you're reading this because you've noticed your ponytail getting thinner, your part getting wider, or…
  • Aging Out of Apologies: How to Set Boundaries Without Feeling Guilty

    I used to think that being a "good woman" meant never disappointing anyone. That it meant saying yes even when my calendar was full. That it meant hosting even when I was exhausted. That it meant being available, accommodating, and endlessly flexible. And definitely never, ever saying the word "no" without a valid reason (preferably…
  • The Friendship Paradox: Why Making Friends as an Adult Feels Impossible (And How to Do It Anyway)

    Here's the thing nobody tells you when you're young: the friends part of life doesn't just keep happening automatically after graduation. You don't accidentally bump into your people at recess anymore. There's no forced proximity, no built-in social infrastructure, no homeroom or dorm hallway where friendships bloom by sheer geographical luck. Research confirms what we…
  • Perimenopause Symptoms No One Talks About (And How to Handle Them)

    If you've found yourself standing in a room with no idea why you went there, snapping at someone you love over absolutely nothing, or googling "am I losing my mind," welcome to perimenopause. Hot flashes get all the attention. They're the poster child of this whole transition, the symptom everyone knows about. But they're far…
  • Burnout Recovery for Women and Embracing Rest

    If you've ever been congratulated for running on fumes, you're in good company. Exhaustion has become a status symbol. We wear it like proof that we're doing enough, that we are enough. When someone asks how you are, "busy" rolls off the tongue like a reflex, and everyone nods approvingly as if perpetual overwhelm is…