Form
In design, form follows function.
In motherhood, form follows experience.
This section holds writing organised by form, not stage - recognising that pregnancy, postpartum, and perimenopause are not linear milestones, but profound structural shifts.
Each form is a threshold.
Each requires different language, care, and permission.
Pregnancy
Becoming more than one body
Pregnancy alters perception, attention, and embodiment.
Here we publish writing that explores:
bodily sovereignty
anticipation and fear
identity under expansion
the politics of visibility
Postpartum
Living in the aftermath of transformation
Postpartum is not a short recovery window.
It is an extended reorientation.
This section holds writing on:
fragmentation and rebuilding
clothing, space, and support
grief, rage, tenderness
continuity of self
Perimenopause
Reckoning, power, reorientation
Perimenopause is a form of awakening that resists neat language.
Here we explore:
power and withdrawal
creative resurgence
bodily authority
refusal and clarity