Familiar

She looked at them and tried to imagine what that sense of collective belonging felt like; being part of a group of friends who had managed to remain close for so long. Looking at the old photographs now, she was almost jealous of their bond. Something she knew she’d never had. Year after year, pageContinue reading “Familiar”

21st Century Feminism

“He looked at me and held his gaze… And I’m tellin’ ya’, he was holding it real firm… know what I mean?” “Real firm, love it!” Christa cackled over her shoulder as she swung out of her parking space. “Then what happened?” “So, I said, ‘Thanks for that.’ And I go to turn away. FarContinue reading “21st Century Feminism”