New Hope, New Pain, Same Old Divorce
13/09/2019
As a queer woman, I fought for the right to be married. Now I’m fighting for the space to be human.
As a queer woman, I fought for the right to be married. Now I’m fighting for the space to be human.
Could our doomed relationship help explain Brexit?
When my father left my mother for a woman three decades younger, I couldn’t have known how much my feelings for her would change.
They thought college was too soon for lifelong love, so they scheduled their next date for a little later — 60 months.
And I was that man.
With my husband checked out of our marriage, I found flirtation at the office. It didn’t go well.
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As the heartbroken mother of two young girls, I found myself routinely — compulsively — checking up on my ex.
It took my mother’s short-term amnesia to make me realize what long-term love is all about.
With “fertility preservation,” I thought I could have children on my own timeline. I was wrong.