I'm breaking the rules again. I don't want to write about childhood, not when I've done it several times before.
In Why I'm a Feminist: Childhood Observations, I describe the different feelings, experiences, and observations I had as a kid about gender inequality.
In The Talk, or How to Discuss Sex Without Scarring Your Children for Life, I think back on when my mom gave H and me the sex talk. It was sooo awkward at the time, but in retrospect, it was a very useful, informative lecture!
In my recent post Crohn's and Courage, I open up about being diagnosed with Crohn's disease when I was 8 years old.
Hey, doctor, are we done here?
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