Kerala Taylor
Freelance Writer at Medium
Content Senior Manager and Co-Host at The Remarkable Credit Union Podcast
Writer at Mom, Interrupted
F*ck Twitter. Find me on Substack: https://t.co/jwdFqf5doj
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5 days ago |
keralataylor.substack.com | Kerala Taylor
I have always appreciated small things. Not necessarily the “small things in life” (though I appreciate those, too) but small spaces, small businesses, small towns. I’ve lived in small houses for my entire life, driven small cars, and sought out urban neighborhoods with a small-town feel. Honestly, most things are so much better when they’re small. Which is ironic, because I live in a country that worships BIG. We like BIG houses, BIG cars, BIG cities.
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1 week ago |
keralataylor.substack.com | Kerala Taylor |Richard Reeves
Men, I’ve heard, aren’t doing too well. They are lonely. They are depressed. They are underemployed, undereducated, and underloved. As a woman, I have empathy for male suffering because I have empathy for all human suffering. Yes, suffering is part of life, but I’m of the humble opinion that we are all doing far too much of it, particularly considering how many resources and how much knowledge we have at our disposal.
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1 week ago |
keralataylor.medium.com | Kerala Taylor
Yes, and…Men, I’ve heard, aren’t doing too well. They are lonely. They are depressed. They are underemployed, undereducated, and underloved. As a woman, I have empathy for male suffering because I have empathy for all human suffering. Yes, suffering is part of life, but I’m of the humble opinion that we are all doing far too much of it, particularly considering how many resources and how much knowledge we have at our disposal.
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1 week ago |
yourtango.com | Kerala Taylor
He didn’t just say the world, he snarled it. His contempt was as hot as his breath on my face. This was the third time my husband had called me that horrible word, and I swore it would be the last. The first time, I was shaken. I eventually reasoned my way out of the initial shock, passing it off as a one-time thing. After all, over fifteen years of marriage and five years of dating, my husband had never previously called me this word.
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1 week ago |
yourtango.com | Kerala Taylor
I had instructed my son to try to find the keyboard he so desperately wanted somewhere else besides Amazon because I am mostly not ordering things from Amazon anymore. Except for sometimes, like when I need something sooner than, say, six days from now. My son found the keyboard at a slightly less evil company, but the tradeoff for supporting a slightly less evil company was an inconceivable shipping time of nearly a week.
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In a @voxdotcom article, @rmc031 asks: "How to explain why... it is women with the most financial resources, and the highest levels of education, who report the most stress and unhappiness with motherhood?" In this @SubstackInc story, I attempt an answer: https://t.co/KRAPHkyX94
In this week's @Medium story, I quote one of my favorite poems by @ClintSmithIII and ask the question, "Why is it still such a rare sight to see dads alone in public with their children?" p.s. The entire poetry collection, Above Ground, is amazing! https://t.co/3qa13qcV3d
If we had free range neighborhoods, summer could be more joy and less headache for #workingmoms. Check out @FreeRangeKids and @LetGrowOrg's important work!
"For Working Moms Summer is Expensive & Exhausting: Suggestions Needed!" Lazy, hazy days of summer? Ha! Parents have to figure out how to keep their kids out of their hair (and not always on screens). Read the post by @KeralaTaylor & add some tips! https://t.co/BXqJhdGCTb https://t.co/vWe4iqdOKV
