A Christian Feminist Lifestyle Blog
After a two-month hiatus, Dan and I are back with Site Prep with Dan. I have missed the chance to interview him each month and find out more about him. This is Dan’s favorite series, so he’s eager to answer a few questions for me! Today’s questions are all about L-O-V-E! This is quite appropriate… [Read More]
It’s been a few months since I last covered a topic under Feminism 101. It’s been even longer since my post explaining rape culture. If you need a reminder, I recommend you reread that post before continuing with Purity Culture. Purity Culture is a religious subset of rape culture. While Purity Culture is not limited to… [Read More]
Note: This is a response to Christians: the Most Silenced Group of All. Please note that I focus only on American Christians in this response, while the author seemingly writes from a broad perspective. However, she vaguely refers to American-specific situations, and she’s an American blogger. I’m an American Christian, one of the most privileged… [Read More]
I was diagnosed with Crohn’s Disease when I was only 8 years old, almost exactly 20 years ago. In some ways, my young age made it easier for me to manage school with Crohn’s Disease. Third graders (usually) haven’t yet learned how to bully their peers. In other ways, my early diagnosis made me grow up… [Read More]
Last time Influenster sent me beauty products to try, I mentioned that I rarely wear makeup. That is still true, a few months later. The last time I wore a full face of makeup (foundation, blush, eye shadow, eye liner, mascara, lipstick) was for my mom’s memorial service. Mom loved to wear makeup. She regularly… [Read More]
I had very few requirements for our honeymoon. A king size bed in our hotel room A nice pool, a lake, a beach, or some other body of water for cooling off in-between reading and napping After extensive research, Dan and I decided a Puerto Rico honeymoon was exactly what we needed. Our San Antonio… [Read More]
