Many of us could benefit from a social media detox, or at least from making sure we’re using Facebook the way it was intended (for connection and information sharing). But Elaine Parke says the larger remedy is to re-evaluate the “Mental Nutrition” you consume daily…both online and off. […]
“At first I felt guilty for not deriving pleasure from following my husband around the world. Then I felt conned by feminist ideology and began to self-identify as an anti-feminist. It took me a while to figure out that it wasn’t supposed to work. That’s the point. Make women miserable […]
Aimée Brender and Susan Brender are the authors of Fear is Better Dressed in Polka Dots – 2 Sisters Get Creative in a Time of Crisis. This is therr story Aimée, a pattern designer by trade, is an artistic, funny, caring, optimistic realist, and a daydreamer since childhood. She is […]
Liz Toby is the author of From her for him and this week’s featured author interview. Liz Toby was born and raised in Southern California. Since she was 15, she says, men have played a central role in her life, the only constant being what little most men really knew […]
“From her for him“ is a picture book that a woman can personally relate to and would want to give to a man to “clue him in.” Things she knows and a man should know, and maybe some he should not, about how Liz and most women today see being a woman, […]
From Memoirs to Novels to Non-Fiction – Here are the top 5 books on WE Magazine for Women’s reading list for May 2021 MEMOIRS The Red Kitchen: A Memoir by Barbara Clarke At the age of seven, Barbara witnesses a frightening incident between her parents. She goes on to spend […]
