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Nov. 13, 2023

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EMBRACE IT
Being An Empty Nester Is Great, Actually ([link removed])

A lot of times, people talk about the “empty nest” as something deeply sad. Well, Courtenay Rudzinski is here to reassure you: actually, it’s incredible.

“Recently, I ran into an old girlfriend I hadn’t seen in a while at a wedding. Her youngest son had just left for college, and she tearfully told me how quiet her house was,” she writes. “And all I could think was: ‘Oh, you dear sweet flaxen-haired newb. You have no idea the glory that awaits you.’” And she’s gonna tell us all about it. It’s profoundly reassuring on several levels!

Kelly Faircloth, Executive Editor
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How was this not common knowledge?
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HARD TRUTHS
Single Mom Gets Real About Coparenting With Her Ex: “It’s The Worst Thing Ever” ([link removed])

Popular TikTok creator Maia Knight shared her brutally honest take on sharing custody of her twin girls.
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BREAK THE CHAIN
This Millennial Mom's Rant About Her Boomer Mom's Anxiety “Love Language” Is Too Real ([link removed])

“Does anyone else have a boomer mom whose primary love language is anxiety at you?”
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Scary Mommy Book Club
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WELL, THIS IS FUN
What Book You Should Read Next Based On Your Favorite Romance Trope ([link removed])

“Romance novels come in all different shapes and sizes,” writes Emily Weaver today. “There are small-town love stories and big-city meet-cutes. They can be told through different POVs or unfold over the course of the ‘then and now.’ Love stories can take place in the past, future, or present, and center around queer relationships and BIPOC characters…. All of this to say, the romance genre is so vast that sometimes choosing which book you should (or shouldn’t) read next based on a specific romance trope can be your best option.” And she’s got some ideas for where to start!
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