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SHE’S HERE!!!!! Welcome to the world, book baby 🥹

Seminary is back in session and I couldn’t be more excited! Anyone else taking a new class or doing a workshop? Would love to hear about what you are studying or what is capturing your interest these days 💕

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Becoming a woman means so many things to so many different people, but for me, there was a certain amount of shame and fear that accompanied my metamorphosis into womanhood. There was this pervading sense that my life was over, I was no longer safe or innocent. I was maybe even kind of gross now. I hoped one day to be married and have children, but there was no positive vision cast for what it meant to BE a woman, irrespective of my relationships to others. Being a woman meant belonging to your dad, and then belonging to your future husband. Being a woman meant trying to be as attractive as possible so that people would be interested in you, and your “hotness” (however much of it you had) would keep your boyfriends and eventually husband from cheating on you (even though it doesn’t).

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