HeyJaredEros and Honey
A weekly-ish female nervous system ritual, part education, part personal essay, part cultural deep dive—exploring female biology, hormones, relationships, leadership, culture, and the lived experience of being a woman.
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I Was Called Jealous for Telling the Truth (opens the original)
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I keep thinking about the strange little accusation that has become one of the easiest ways to silence another woman: “You’re just jealous.”It sounds almost feminist on the surface. Women supporting women, women refusing to tear each other down, women choosing solidarity over competition. But when you zoom out, I see a culture where women have taken a fundamentally good idea and twisted it into something that asks us to stop holding each other accountable altogether.There is a difference between
the yearning playlist (opens the original)
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some songs don’t wait for you to be ready the first few seconds hit and your chest does something before your brain catches up, before you even remember what or who you’re aching for.that’s what this list is. seven months ago I wrote about the movies that taught me how to yearn, and a few of you in my dm’s wouldn’t let me stop there. this time it’s songs. if you haven’t read the first piece, you can here.to recap where that one s
what if I never know if I want to be a mother (opens the original)
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writing has always come easier to me than speaking. on camera I say a sentence and lose the thread before I finish it. on the page I can follow a thought all the way down, watch it connect to the next one, let the whole shape reveal itself. I’m a thought daughter. this is the version of the conversation I started on video last week, finished properly.so. some things I want to say clearly.this is not an anti-motherhood piece. I want to name that up front because most of what gets said publicly ab
the neuroscience of becoming someone new (opens the original)
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I’ve been called a spoiled brat since I was four.I’ll take it. I came out of the womb knowing exactly what I wanted out loud about it, no apology in my body for it. and in a culture that treats women who know what they want as dangerous, especially young ones, that kind of clarity rattles people. It rattled the women in my family unit. teachers. dance teachers. friends’ moms. an entire chorus of people who needed me to be smaller so they could feel more comfortable in the room.I never took the n
I’m Just a Girl (And I’m Also a Woman) (opens the original)
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Last summer my best friend was driving us to my boyfriend’s parents’ lakeside condo. Hannah Montana and Camp Rock were blaring through the speakers—which acted as a time machine that immediately returned me to a version of myself with glitter on my cheeks and absolutely no business giving life advice.She accidentally bumped the curb, laughed, and without missing a beat said, “Oops... I’m just a girl.”We all laughed.It was a moment that would disappear as quickly as it arrived if you weren’t payi
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