I knocked on the door of my parent’s house, tears streaming down my face one dark February night.
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reframing femininity
I knocked on the door of my parent’s house, tears streaming down my face one dark February night.
Read MoreOur first year of marriage wasn’t what I’m assuming many newlyweds experience.
Read More“In ten years, she sees herself working as a physical therapist and married, with two children.”
Read MoreAlways tuck me in at night To show me that you care
Read MoreThere is never a moment where You don’t notice me
Read MoreFor me the first thing that comes to mind when I hear “always” is a marriage vow: God’s blessing on the sanctity of that union, and the concept of forever united as one.
Read MoreAlways be yourself unless you can be batman, a mermaid, a unicorn.
Read MoreGod always comes through for me. Not always when I think I need Him. And certainly not always in the ways I ask or demand.
Read MoreThere’s something about a wedding—something so hopeful as the wide-eyed bride and groom stand face to face, hand in hand, and declare, “Until death do us part.”
Read MoreI was in my wedding gown, veil in place, bouquet in hand, just minutes from my walk down the aisle when Mother entered my dressing room.
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