Boy was I wrong.
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Apr. 14, 2023
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WHAT TO DO
I Always Thought I’d Proudly Rock Gray Hair — Boy Was I Wrong ([link removed])

Aging is like parenting, in that you have a LOT of ideas about how you’re gonna do it… until you’re actually there. Today, Christina Crawford is reckoning with her gray hair: “I always thought I’d proudly rock the gray when the time came. I’d wear that hair like a badge of honor,” she writes.

Well, the time has come, and she feels very different. Give it a read and see if you relate.

Kelly Faircloth, Executive Editor
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THE LATEST DEBATE
A Mom Refuses To Stay At Kids’ Birthday Parties, & It’s Making Some Parents Big Mad ([link removed])

She makes some solid points, but still.
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CRUSHING ON ALL THREE, TBH
A Mom Captured Her Ex-Husband Proposing To His New Girlfriend & It’s So Pure ([link removed])

A nice story to round out the week!
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THEY FEEL GREAT, BUT...
Do Those Eye Depuffing Pads Really Work? Sure, Says A Derm, But There’s A Big Catch ([link removed])

Ain’t there always?
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‘Are You There God? It’s Me Margaret' Is Iconic — But It’s Not Enough ([link removed])

Amber Leventry first read Judy Bloom’s coming-of-age classicin middle school, and they recently reread it in advance of the movie’s upcoming release. “I couldn’t remember many details or characters, but I remember the visceral feeling of not belonging,” they write today. “I was assigned female at birth and was seen as a girl, but Bloom’s book reminded me I didn’t feel comfortable being a girl and didn’t have any desire to be like Margaret or her friends. When I read the book again, that sensation came rushing back with renewed clarity.” I really love this thoughtful, thought-provoking piece, and I think you will, too.
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