What some people call harmless gist about a child can become a burden that follows that child into adulthood. Long after the whispers have ended, the consequences can still show up in hospitals, workplaces, relationships, and in the way the world chooses to see them.
After three miscarriages and countless tears, I found myself exploring surrogacy, not just as a medical option, but a legal and ethical maze. As a Nigerian woman married to a Dutch man, the complexities went beyond borders. Dutch law demanded altruism, while unregulated markets in places like Nigeria...
Hey guys! It is World Vegan Day today and what better time to talk about legumes! I have been itching to write this article for the longest time! I...
Lying has always made me physically sick. From a traumatic early lie at age five to the complicated expectations of...
What some people call harmless gist about a child can become a burden that follows that...
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A chance encounter in Edinburgh led me to a village wedding in northern India and to...
I was explaining my journey through India when someone confidently told me Varanasi was satanic, dirty,...
Laos completely surprised me, a landlocked gem of Southeast Asia filled with mountains, turquoise waterfalls, peaceful...
Myanmar wasn’t originally on my Southeast Asia itinerary, but curiosity and a friend’s invitation led me...
When Hendrie and I started dating, people warned me to “make sure he was going to...
