I Always Thought I’d Proudly Rock Gray Hair

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Apr. 14, 2023 WHAT TO DO I Always Thought I'd Proudly Rock Gray Hair — Boy Was I Wrong Aging is like parenting, in that you have a LOT of ideas about how you're gonna do it… until you're actually there. Today, Christina Crawford is reckoning with her gray hair: "I always thought I'd proudly rock the gray when the time came. I'd wear that hair like a badge of honor," she writes. Well, the time has come, and she feels very different. Give it a read and see if you relate. Kelly Faircloth, Executive Editor Read more ⮕ Latest THE LATEST DEBATE A Mom Refuses To Stay At Kids' Birthday Parties, & It's Making Some Parents Big Mad She makes some solid points, but still. Read more. CRUSHING ON ALL THREE, TBH A Mom Captured Her Ex-Husband Proposing To His New Girlfriend & It's So Pure A nice story to round out the week! Read more. THEY FEEL GREAT, BUT... Do Those Eye Depuffing Pads Really Work? Sure, Says A Derm, But There's A Big Catch Ain't there always? Read more. Featured Presented by Wise Bread You Need To Know About These Cards With Major Rewards When's the last time you reviewed your credit card's rewards? You may be missing out on big perks! With these high paying credit cards, not only can you earn a $200 bonus, but you also get to enjoy exceptional rewards on purchases. Check them out and start earning rewards! LEARN MORE ⮕ Featured PUBERTY 'Are You There God? It's Me Margaret' Is Iconic — But It's Not Enough Amber Leventry first read Judy Bloom's coming-of-age classicin middle school, and they recently reread it in advance of the movie's upcoming release. "I couldn't remember many details or characters, but I remember the visceral feeling of not belonging," they write today. "I was assigned female at birth and was seen as a girl, but Bloom's book reminded me I didn't feel comfortable being a girl and didn't have any desire to be like Margaret or her friends. When I read the book again, that sensation came rushing back with renewed clarity." I really love this thoughtful, thought-provoking piece, and I think you will, too. Read more ⮕ What We're Reading ⮕ Oh Dear God My Kid Found My Nudes On My Phone ⮕ Every Day I Worry My Kids Will Be Killed at School ⮕ The Case Against Social Media Bans — And A Better Way Forward For Kids

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