Christina Wyman
author of the novel “Jawbreaker”
Christina Wyman is an author and teacher living in Michigan. Her latest novel is “Breakout.” Her debut novel, “Jawbreaker,” was a Publishers Weekly Best Book of 2023.
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Hilary Duff’s new album normalizes family estrangement. Some of us need that.
When celebrities speak about their toxic family dynamics, it shifts something in society that makes it a bit easier for us regular people to feel seen.
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Taylor Swift’s about to find out what a lot of married women already know
In many ways, marriage creates more problems than it solves. No one knows that more than, well, people who are married.
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The Coldplay ‘kiss cam’ backlash has officially gone too far
But our collective desire to hurt people we know nothing about is ultimately instructive.
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How this ‘White Lotus’ star’s teeth stole the show — and sparked a reckoning
For those of us with our own wild set of chompers, Amiee Lou Wood’s acclaim is both welcome and bittersweet.
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I’m a childfree teacher. JD Vance thinks that means I’m ‘brainwashing’ students.
There is nothing women can do outside of raising children and grandchildren that meets Vance’s approval.
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This photo of Gus Walz was a teachable moment. Republicans missed it.
In a brief amount of time, Tim Walz has offered us a clear alternative to the subpar, and I dare say pathetic, “masculine” identities that have historically been available to boys and men.
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I’m a proudly child-free woman with a message for Naomi Campbell
Despite recent pronouncements about the fickle child-free female mind, I do not mourn my decision. And I have never once yearned for something else.
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Why I’m not falling for the latest ploy from Meghan Markle’s estranged family
As an adult child mired in her own estrangement from a toxic parent, I found a recent interview with members of Markle’s American family both triggering and sad.