This is a really powerful reflection on personal growth and the mix of feminism, politics, and relationships. You can tell Lilah is dealing with a lot of internal conflict, trying to balance the feminist ideals they’ve always believed in with their experience as a wife and mom in a more traditional family setup. I totally get the struggl…
This is a really powerful reflection on personal growth and the mix of feminism, politics, and relationships. You can tell Lilah is dealing with a lot of internal conflict, trying to balance the feminist ideals they’ve always believed in with their experience as a wife and mom in a more traditional family setup. I totally get the struggle of trying to match our beliefs with the pressures around us, especially when everything feels so out of sync. It can be tough to see the bigger picture when emotions and beliefs are all tangled up, and sometimes we get stuck in extremes. But overall, I think this is a solid reminder that we all need to question our beliefs and figure out when they might be holding us back.
This is a really powerful reflection on personal growth and the mix of feminism, politics, and relationships. You can tell Lilah is dealing with a lot of internal conflict, trying to balance the feminist ideals they’ve always believed in with their experience as a wife and mom in a more traditional family setup. I totally get the struggle of trying to match our beliefs with the pressures around us, especially when everything feels so out of sync. It can be tough to see the bigger picture when emotions and beliefs are all tangled up, and sometimes we get stuck in extremes. But overall, I think this is a solid reminder that we all need to question our beliefs and figure out when they might be holding us back.
Completely agree. Well said! And thanks for reading ❤️