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Practice letting your kids out of your sight without them having a way to reach you.
Jonathan Haidt • The Anxious Generation: How the Great Rewiring of Childhood Is Causing an Epidemic of Mental Illness
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Catherine Gray • The Unexpected Joy of Being Single
was one of the most dramatic mass migrations in history. But Mrs. Stowe lived in splendid insulation, concerning herself with her husband, children, and home and with her writing of short stories and articles dealing with domestic matters. Anything that her father, brothers, and sisters did was of vital interest to her, but beyond her limited
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Rachel Naomi Remen, who once observed,
Suzanne Koven • Letter to a Young Female Physician: Notes from a Medical Life
A mother’s heroic journey is not about how she leaves, but about how she stays.
Jessi Klein • I'll Show Myself Out
After the wedding, John was still working at Time and when he left for the office, “I would be at a loss about how to organize my day,” she said. She’d feel lonely unless somebody else was in the house.
Sara Davidson • The Didion Files
there is nothing—absolutely nothing—stopping us from taking Mother Teresa’s place. None of the intrinsic barriers to taking up the life of a celebrity princess apply to those who might want to take up the life of a servant to the poor.
Tish Harrison Warren • Culture Making
Maxine disapproved of Faith’s husband, her social life, her choice of jobs, and her approach to childrearing. She admitted that it was difficult to keep from expressing her disapproval.