"Parenthood wasn’t just something I wanted — it became the definition of who I thought I was supposed to be."
"Inducing lactation is a concept that’s new to most people and still feels a little 'out-there.' When I first read about it, I was judgy, too."
We mentioned our “escape plan” if North Carolina passes a law that threatens our ability to stay together. The other couple laughed, thinking we were joking.
"Most of my foster parent trainings were filled with older married straight couples. It didn’t necessarily feel like my community, but I was undeterred."
The singer explained how she'd come to terms with being single, and how that all changed when she fell for the music producer.
"What do you say to your child that isn’t legally your child when he reaches out to you in need of something you aren’t sure you’re allowed to give him?"
"The vast majority of the now 5 million adoptees in the United States have no right to our original birth certificates, our medical histories or to any information regarding our identities."
A documentary series answers questions about whether a Ukrainian orphan was an adult pretending to be a child, as her adoptive parents had claimed.
The "Rent" star said she already has the perfect nickname for herself after revealing the big news.
"Now a mother myself, I often think about the emotions that must have swirled within my birth mother during her pregnancy."
