CONVERSATIONAL CONTRIBUTORS
Conversational believes that people are looking for connections in the world. That, ultimately, what we want is to hear and be heard. We believe that conversation is the connective tissue between people. Our stories, and how we share them, bind us together and help us discover more about who and what we do not know. At Conversational, we aim to help share and listen to stories that help us see ourselves in the world.
Two women take on one subject. This month: how introverts and extroverts take care of self-care.
Sometimes self-care means a cup of something warm and delicious. Here are our favorite mugs for our hot beverage of choice.
So, tough stuff, right? Death isn’t exactly a fun topic for a little light reading. But we suspect you’ve had to deal with a death at some stage or another — whether it’s in your direct family or social circle. These reads will help you process the feels or take a little break from the grim.
These two editors are turning into their mothers — and they’re loving every minute of it.
We asked our editorial team to share their requests for how their body will be handled after death and what they’ll be wearing after they shuffle off this mortal coil.
Let’s get down to brass tacks. We’re all adults here, and adults have the drawer. Or in the case of one of our contributors, the gun safe.
You’ve seen it a thousand times. On every sitcom there’s always the husband, hinting at sex while his wife feigns a headache or playfully brushes him off. That’s how it’s supposed to go, right? Not in my bedroom.
Thinking about a little reading about sex in bed? We’ve got a few suggestions to keep the pages turning. Just remember, sex books are a lot like sex: incredibly personal and individual in what you may enjoy, but you don’t always know until you try.
Two women, Harriet and Antoinette, who married into white families share their story as they navigate the currents of a biracial marriage.