Tag: Marriage
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Dating with PCOS: Embracing Authenticity
The author reflects on her journey as a single, nearly 30-year-old woman with PCOS, emphasizing self-love and resilience. She acknowledges past insecurities but has transformed her perspective, recognizing her worth beyond physical symptoms. Entering her thirties, she advocates for herself, raising her standards in dating while embracing her unique identity.
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Celebrating Pride: Personal Reflections on Allyship
The author reflects on societal attitudes toward personal choices, particularly regarding sexuality and the LGBT+ community. Growing from a reluctant ally to an active supporter, their perspective shifted after meaningful discussions, leading to active participation in Pride events. They emphasize love, acceptance, and the importance of embracing diversity in human expression.
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Masters of the Air: A Military Drama Worth Watching
Masters of the Air on Apple TV+ chronicles the intense experiences of the 100th Bomb Group during WWII bombing missions over Germany. The show immerses viewers in the dangers of war, showcasing both airmen’s challenges and their escape efforts. While it features personal stories and the Tuskegee Airmen, the presence of unnecessary child characters detracts…
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A Million Miles Away: Inspiring Journey to Space
A Million Miles Away tells the inspiring story of NASA flight engineer José Hernández, a migrant worker achieving his dream of space travel. While lengthy, the film captures family support, love, and humility essential for success. It highlights the contributions of migrant workers and the crucial role of teachers, encouraging viewers to pursue their dreams.
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Exploring Mother-Daughter Dynamics in Disney’s Brave
The author found joy in watching “Brave” during the pandemic, appreciating its focus on the mother-daughter relationship over typical Disney themes. Princess Merida’s struggle with her mother, Queen Elinor, leads to a transformative adventure. This experience helps the author reflect on their relationship with their own mother and the value of understanding.
Kareema | The Misunderstood Afro-Muslimah 