I’m only beginning to untangle the ways that motherhood makes me feel inadequate. But I’m also only starting to discover the knowing that comes when I pick my daughter up and she beams in delight as she reaches down to touch my face: that I can do anything. Continue reading The Perfect Mother
One day, I finally decided to act on my goal of doing a handstand. I did some research and found exactly one adult gymnastics class that said it was good for beginners. As I’m sure you can imagine based on the recurring themes of this essay series, it was not. Continue reading All the Times I’ve Cried in Exercise Class — Pt. 3: Adult Gymnastics
By Hannah Tyler At the end of In the Mood for Love, Tony Leung finds a shallow crevice in the wall at Angkor Wat, whispers a secret into it and fills it with mud and moss. At the end of Roman Holiday, Gregory Peck exchanges a wordless look with Audrey Hepburn. He slowly walks away … Continue reading Romance is Dead, Long Live Romance
In the wake of Sarah Everard’s death, woman after woman has appeared on the news to share their story of male violence or assault—from uni students to members of parliament, every woman has one. I’m not at all surprised, but it seems a lot of people are. Continue reading We’ve Never Been Safe: Reacting to Recent Events in London
Just a little over a week before my due date, I came down with a cough. Four days later, I received a text notifying me that I had tested positive for COVID-19. The next few days were the scariest of my pregnancy. Continue reading Pregnancy and Birth During a Pandemic
Without mushrooms, or detritivores and decomposers as a whole, dead organic matter would pile up— colloquially, we’d be fucked. Continue reading An Ode to Mushrooms
By Alison Vincitore Today The Three Magazine is excited to feature the second part in an essay series by guest contributor Alison. To read Part 1, click here. As I’m sure you can imagine if you read Part 1 of this series, I’ve always been a crier. Even in public. I wouldn’t be surprised if … Continue reading All the Times I’ve Cried in Exercise Class — Pt. 2: Kundalini Yoga
Trump offers students a role model that has obtained the highest office in the country, without any need for further maturation. Beyond being deeply unfit for office, these children have nothing in common with him. Continue reading Back in School
It’s not always a comfortable place to be, realising that a word I myself used not too long ago is one that now makes me wince. But as a proud progressive, comfort isn’t the quality I most value—inclusion is. Continue reading The Power of Words
To celebrate our one year anniversary, we’re looking back and sharing a few of our favourite pieces. Continue reading Celebrating One Year
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