Month: December 2019

• Parenting is hard and feeling that you are losing your kid is even harder.

  … And this is the very vulnerable, ugly side of parenting. The morbid feeling that you are being left behind as your kid evolves and knowing that time is the most precious commodity you have

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  December 16, 2019

  EfabulousHB, I Write These Things…

  Black American mothers, Black American Parenting, chronic illness, death, emotional, emotions, FabWorld, feelings, Friends, helicopter parent, Kindness, MommyFab, mortality, Parenting, parents, socialization, teens, tweens

• Creative Block and being a Black Mom Blogger

  

  For the last half of the year, I’ve experienced a huge CREATIVE BLOCK. I’ve also questioned what I’m doing in the blogger-space. It happens. #MommyFab #WriterInLieu

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  December 11, 2019

  @EfabulousHB, EfabulousHB, I Write These Things…

  analysis, Black American mothers, Black American Women, black creatives, Blogging, creative block, direction, distraction, focus, getting old, moving forward, over thinking, self examination, writing

• Aging Black American Women and their sexuality

  I ponder a lot of things. Wondering about erasure and aging Black women’s sexuality is one of them.

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  December 6, 2019

  EfabulousHB, I Write These Things…

  ageism, aging, Black American Women, black women, colorism, consensual sex, erasure, Older Black Women, racism, relationships, seniors, sexuality, social erasure