Tastes Like Home: Keeping My Culture Alive Through Cooking
My grandmother’s recipe book belongs to me, her food belonged to everyone who loved her.
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Too Old: How a Passport Photo Sent Me Spiraling
One picture cracked open our writer’s anxieties about aging, ambition, and beauty.
Claudia from ‘The Baby-Sitter’s Club’: My Asian-American Role Model, Then, Now and 4-Eva
Even though she didn’t have the words for it in the ’80s, our writer deeply felt how much representation mattered.
‘Heated Rivalry’ Turned Me Into a Woman I Barely Recognize
A horror fanatic finds herself deep in the world of romance—and we mean deep.
My Geriatric Pregnancy Was a Constant Fight for Control Over My Body
Navigating a patriarchal medical system as a pregnant at 42 year old deeply changed something in me.
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After My Daughter’s Suicide Attempt, Live Music Was Our Medicine
As a mother of a child with depression, our writer has lived with constant worry—but they’ve been able to dance some of the pain away with Joan Jett and Le Tigre.
The Real Reason I Don’t Date Men With Money
Starting with who my friends really were.
Are they hiding something?
What Dawson Leery Taught Us About Boyhood
Actor James Van Der Beek’s death made our writer reflect on what this sensitive character gave to ’90s television.
Why I Finally Caved and Went to a High School Reunion
After 35 years, our writer realized she was ready to check in on her past.
Does an Entire Generation of Women Have a Fucked Up Relationship with Their Mothers?
One single Thread gave our writer more emotional closure than years of therapy ever did.
I’m 42 and Never Had a Boyfriend. Can a Matchmaker Find Me One?
Our writer spent $3,500 hoping a professional could land her the relationship of her dreams.
I Chose Not to Be a Mom and Everyone Has Questions
After accidentally becoming a childfree influencer, our writer is ready to dole out some advice.
I Started Dating Like a Man—And It’s Working for Me in 4 Major Ways
They may actually do some things right.
