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Spacca Montagna:The Mountain Breaker

August 13, 2016October 6, 2018 Rita Fierro

I was given the wrong name of a woman who had one right way of doing everything. In Italy, grandchildren are named after grandparents as a sign of respect, to represent the continuation of life, and to pass on admired qualities. Grandparents tend to favor the grandchild that carries their Read more

Friends + Familyfamily, grandmother, Rita Fierro, women1 Comment

Now What? What do I want, and why?

August 13, 2016October 6, 2018 Rachel Hamm Gertz

Raise your hand if you’re still trying to figure things out. (Extra points if you are over 35). Yeah, me too. I’ve kind of amassed a reputation for being unreliable and making poor choices. If you ask anyone about me, they will probably tell you they like me, and that Read more

Women's Issues + Awarenesscareer, creative, Rachel Hamm Gertz, writing3 Comments

Bad Things

August 12, 2016May 26, 2023 Dori Owen

“And all those shadows they’re filled up with doubt. I wanna do bad things with you.” –Jace Everett, Bad Things Nirvana was lying for days sharing a too small bed we were two commas a perfect fit It was all so easy so fine so good does my memory lie and Read more

Featured, PoetryDori Owen, love, poetry12 Comments

A Letter from Recovery

August 12, 2016October 6, 2018 Elizabeth Harvey

I savored each glossy page, mistaking the world contained within you for reality. As I looked at “who wore it better” and “baby bump or burger” you taught me my first lessons about my body. You showed me that life was a competition, and to win you needed a toned tummy.

Emotional Health, Featuredanorexia nervosa, body positive, body shaming, bulimia, Elizabeth Harvey, Media, self love1 Comment

Mistress Desire and the Lonely Flame (cw:18+)

August 11, 2016September 14, 2018 Clementine Heath

Part 1 And then at once she understood. Through the veil of denial she so cleverly disguised herself, never to question, never to explore and always to deny. The biggest sacrifice of all, her vulnerability. Locked away, removing any threat of emotion or feelings beyond her control, in aid to Read more

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Not Enough

August 11, 2016October 6, 2018 Jayme Beddingfield

Be beautiful. Be Fit. Be a compassionate mother who feeds her family well. Be smart. Be independent. The list of societal pressures on women seems endless. All of us checking ourselves and comparing our ways to others whether we intend of not. The demand we put on ourselves feeds directly Read more

Emotional Health, Featuredcareer, emotional health, Jayme Beddingfield, parenting10 Comments

Naked Soul

August 10, 2016September 14, 2018 Dave Pasquel

When is the last time you were completely naked in front of someone? I’m not talking about being naked for sex. I’m not talking about your significant other catching a glimpse of you coming out of the shower. I’m talking about REAL nakedness. Have you been naked to the point where Read more

A Few Good Men, Blogs, Dave Pasquel, Emotional Health, FeaturedDave Pasquel, emotion health, writing6 Comments

The Game

August 9, 2016October 6, 2018 Julie Anderson

trickster watch every move checkmate reaching for my queen bishop prays next gift, the ace of spades shall I start digging? full deck, use all your cards pick the date I am waiting watching the queen of hearts dressed in black one move left pawns are useless they can die Read more

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