Archive - Mom, Interrupted

November 2024

We’re All Better Off with Children in Our Lives

On the decline of multigenerational gathering spaces

Nov 26 •

That Day I Went Crazy and Ended My Marriage

The all-too-familiar story that denies women their fury and pain

Nov 19 •

When I Lost Faith in Humanity, I Threw a Block Party

It was something tangible and positive I could do

Nov 12 •

Fuck. It's Election Day.

I've lost the audacity to hope

Nov 5 •

October 2024

The Suburbs Are Making a Comeback. Have We Learned Nothing?

We need villages. We don't need more cars, more subdivisions, or more strip malls.

Oct 29 •

The Cognitive Dissonance of Modern Motherhood

On reconciling my maternal instincts with a world that dismisses and denies them

Oct 22 •

Marriage Counselor Makes Millions By Telling Couples Who’s Right and Who’s Wrong

Dr. Woodburn‘s new therapeutic model hits the sweet spot between profitability and consumer demand

Oct 16 •

The Choice That Pro-Choice Voters Don't Talk About

All women should be able to opt out of motherhood, if they so choose. But is this choice always an empowering one?

Oct 8 •

Gender Fluidity Made Perfect Sense to My Six-Year-Old

Alas, at age nine, he's already being socialized to believe that boys and girls are immutably different

Oct 1 •

September 2024

The Relationship Advice That Drives Me Nuts

The devaluation of women's time and labor is not a "story we're telling ourselves"

Sep 24 •

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