Abortion was controversial. Abortion was murder. Abortion was a choice.
It was clear to me what side of the debate I had to be on. My mom made her own choice.
She kept me.
Abortion was controversial. Abortion was murder. Abortion was a choice.
It was clear to me what side of the debate I had to be on. My mom made her own choice.
She kept me.
On this Mother’s Day, I want to take some time out to thank myself on behalf of my sons for all the shit I go through for them.
I have no problem celebrating Christmas. I love Christmas. I love the lights. I love getting together with family and eating a shitload of calories. I love Stevie Wonder’s Someday at Christmas holiday album. Before I had kids to drag around everywhere, I used to love the fake fir scent permeating every overly heated department store I entered. I’ll even hit up a midnight mass if any one of my family really wanted to go.
I do have one problem: Santa.
When I was child-free, I harbored this nebulous concept that I would someday have kids. I was also much more preoccupied with trying not to get pregnant for most of my adult life thus far, so a progression to trying to become pregnant seemed…unnatural.
storyteller • artist • mischief enthusiast
advocate, adviser, writer, storyteller
BUILDING INTERSECTIONAL & ANTI-COLONIAL PRAXIS FOR RESISTANCE
Working on it
Never cease to explore and tell!
A series where we ask hot Asian men to exchange poetry with us
Where Crunk Meets Conscious and Feminism Meets Cool
Black Knowledge Queer Justice
dreams. testimonies. revelations. heaven.
For the news and views you might have missed
Mostly Education; a Smattering of Politics & Pinch of Personal
A multimedia intersectional feminist publishing collective based in Providence, RI
Discover true secrets that have never been shared. Explore the surprising stories behind the secrets.
The Art and Craft of Blogging
On existential questions, feelings we're not supposed to feel, and growing the revolution
500 words a day on whatever I want