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I'm 43 and my honeymoon was the only time I traveled without my parents. Now that I'm divorced, I'm trying solo travel.
Apart from her honeymoon during a brief marriage, a divorcee only vacationed with her parents. At …
Jane Ridley
I quit my 9-to-5 to lead a slow, minimalist life as a YouTuber. I'm happier, calmer, and more fulfilled.
Sophie Daquis believed that being productive was like a badge of honor. She soon realized the 9-to-…
Kim Schewitz
Parents are turning to a 'paid village' to handle childcare and cleaning. Costs range from $500 to $2,600 a month.
Parents are leaning on a paid village to take care of their children. It can cost anywhere between …
Kelly Burch
My boyfriend and I moved in with my mom so I could pursue my dream career. We don't pay rent, and our routine works for us.
I wanted to pursue my dream career, so my boyfriend and I moved from London to Canada to live with …
Gemma Lewis
I got my master's degree and have 5 freelance gigs, but I still can't make ends meet. I rely on my parents for financial support.
The writer is struggling to find a job in NYC after getting her master's. Even with her parent's he…
Averee Nelson
My parents died almost 50 years apart from each other. I was so young when I lost my mom, and it brought me closer to my dad.
My parents died almost 50 years apart. I was one of the youngest of my peers to lose a parent. When…
Louisa Rogers
JD Vance's childcare plan ticked off some parents and grandparents. There's a way to fix it.
After JD Vance suggested grandparents help out more with childcare, many BI readers reached out exp…
Ayelet Sheffey,Juliana Kaplan…
I'm an adult and moved back in with my parents. Our relationship is better because of it.
Living with them has helped me save money, but also it's helped our relationship. My career has als…
Sophie Lau
My expat parents took me traveling with them when I was young. Now, I'm terrified by the idea of moving around a lot with kids.
Sally Prag, who spent her childhood moving between countries for her father's job, shared advice fo…
Charissa Cheong
WFH with kids isn't easy, but neither is working in an office. As a parent, I think strict RTO policies are a mistake.
For Katie Matthews, working in an office has been just as distracting as working from home with kid…
Katie Matthews
6 signs you'll be a 'late bloomer' in your career — and how to set yourself up for a strong second act
From Jay-Z and Vera Wang to Julia Child and Malcolm X, many successful people were also late bloome…
Julia Pugachevsky
My partner and I are financially unstable, but we still want kids. We can't decide if we should go for it anyway.
She's a freelance writer, and her husband is a blue-collar worker. They don't have enough money to …
Victoria Derr
I'm 31 and my parents pay my mortgage — their help is a lifeline
After seven years I left my job to go freelance. I quickly realized I needed financial help and my …
Isabella Silvers
After my difficult breakup with a coworker, we were forced to work together on a project. It was too painful, so I quit.
A journalist fell in love with another reporter in the newsroom. When they broke up, it was difficu…
Ana Fota
My husband quit a job he hated. As the breadwinner, I don't make as much money, but we feel like we can finally breathe again.
My husband quit his job due to burnout. I became the breadwinner, and though I make less money, we …
Katie Matthews
I'm 30 years old and only make enough money to cover the essentials. I rely on my parents to pay for fun things.
I rely on my parents to pay for fun things like going out to dinner or getting fancy IPA beers. I c…
Zach Moser
My 9-year-old son and I share a room. After the death of my father and a divorce, it brings comfort to both of us.
The author says that after her father's death and a divorce from her husband, sleeping in the same …
Heidi Borst
I've been sober for 3 years. I've realized how much alcohol fuels parent get-togethers, and I feel isolated.
The author says that she realizes how deeply intertwined alcohol and parent get-togethers are and t…
Angela Repke
After finding out she has cancer, I'm teaching my daughter to swear at her tumor. It's the right amount of anger and deviance she needs to keep going.
The author says that after her 8-year-old daughter was diagnosed with a brain tumor, she asked if s…
Heather Osterman-Davis
After my 6-year-old became unmanageable, we decided to try therapy. In our sessions, I was reminded of something important: My son is still so young.
The author says that after her son became explosive and hard to manage, the family decided to go to…