A few years after her divorce, Diana Park started dating again with the encouragement of her kids. She was pretty open about it, but that meant she had to decide how much to tell them. They had a lot of questions, too: "After one particularly bad date that ended in an even worse kiss — it was forced — my kids met me with questions the next day like usual. I went with: 'I'm not going to see him again, I didn't like him.' But they kept digging, wanting to know why. And I decided to let them know."
She explains why in the piece. Give it a read and see if you agree if being so open is worth it in the long run.
"When I was around the age of 7, the end of the day reliably brought me to tears," remembers Jami Demuth. "When I think about this as an adult, I realize how long I have been dealing with anxiety," she writes. But it took a long, long time for her to find the help she needed — and to take the right advice, too. Read it and find out why she decided to try something new, and how it changed her life.
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