Anna Haynes
@anniejo99
Anna Haynes
@anniejo99
In a 2015 study of more than two thousand mothers, Lucia Ciciolla, PhD, a psychologist at Oklahoma State University, found that the well-being of mothers is linked to four factors: feeling unconditionally loved, feeling comforted when distressed, authenticity in relationships, and satisfaction with friendships.
“My mother noticed the sculpture to self-hatred I was hammering away at and sent me to a clinic, where I was first given the diagnoses of “eating disorder,” “anxiety disorder,” and “depression.” Finally, I didn’t feel like a fraud. I was officially as sad as my idols and my online sisters.”
Dead Weight by Emmeline Clein
I had been taught by my family and culture that there is nothing more tragic than a single, childless, middle-aged woman. But as someone who has now been twice-divorced and once widowed, I am amazed by how great it is to be on my own, to live alone, to travel alone, to chart my own course in life without having to run it by anyone. It’s the fucking... See more
The women’s movement must realize that work is not liberation. Work in a capitalist system is exploitation and there is no pleasure, pride or creativity in being exploited. Even the “career” is an illusion as far as self-fulfillment is concerned.