Wife, Mom and Somewhere in between

Why is saying the word “sex” sometimes more awkward than actually having it? And how are we supposed to know what our partner wants when both of us are waiting for the other person to bring it up?

In this episode of Wife, Mom and Somewhere in Between, I’m getting into the conversations we dodge in the bedroom. What we like, what we wish we had more of, and why saying any of it out loud can feel like giving a presentation you forgot to prepare for. It’s a little awkward, a little funny, and probably a conversation more of us could stand to have.

I miss the girl who didn’t replay every conversation, question every decision, or turn a simple “okay” into twelve different meanings. In this episode, I’m talking about the exhaustion of overthinking, missing a more carefree version of myself, and trying to find a little peace in a mind that never clocks out. If you’ve ever wished you could get out of your own head, this one’s for you.

One minute you’re fine, and the next a song, a memory, or something you wish you could tell them brings it all back. In this episode, I’m talking about missing someone, the unexpected waves of grief, and letting yourself feel it—even on the days you thought you were okay. 🤍

Do I have daddy issues, or am I just finally connecting the dots? This episode gets personal about growing up, wanting to feel loved, and how old hurt can sneak into adult relationships. A little venting, some uncomfortable honesty, and a few laughs—because sometimes that’s how we get through it.

Some people unwind with wine—I unwind with fictional men and questionable storylines.
This chapter is all about smut, unrealistic expectations, and saying “just one more chapter” until 2 a.m.
Let’s talk spicy scenes, favorite tropes, and book boyfriends who raise the bar a little too high.
Because life happens… but thankfully, so does smut.

Marriage can feel like a balancing act between love, kids, work, and wondering where the spark went. I’m talking about feeling like roommates, making time for each other, and finding connection in the chaos . My thoughts from a wife figuring it out, too.

Between work, marriage, kids, and endless to-do lists, life gets busy. I’m talking about the everyday chaos, feeling overwhelmed, and finding a little time for yourself.