What they said.

Spoiler alert: It’s A LOT.

My husband should be the provider, but he isn’t.

Let your head breathe.

It’s enough.

It’s an endless loop: overpromise, fail, block.

Why do female friendships get so much bad rep?

You have to believe in your sauce and wear a raincoat

Parents, especially young parents, often question their parenting methods, wondering if they’re doing the best for their children — a situation better known as “parenting guilt”. Lami* (26) struggled with parenting guilt after her child, Moyo*, was diagnosed with traumatic birth-induced partial paralysis before she was even a year old. Moyo has recovered now, but Lami still questions her parenting abilities because of this experience.

Nene talks about getting pregnant in university as a sheltered child, the family support that helped her avoid stigma, and why she was surprised when her daughter got pregnant at 17.