Megan Glosson
Megan Glosson is an avid writer & editor, currently published on The Mighty, Project Wednesday, Thought Catalog, Unwritten, YourTango, and MSN. She is an advocate for the mental health, LGBT, and disability communities.
Megan is a graduate of Middle Tennessee State University (2010) and is in the process of a career change after 7 years in education.
Megan is a mother of two daughters who describe themselves as "beautiful, smart, and big hearted." She resides in Murfreesboro, TN with her children, husband, and three cats. Megan loves board games, adventures to lands near and far, and a good bowl of ice cream.
How I Navigated The ‘Coming Out’ Process With My Kids
As parents, we try our best to establish open, honest communication with our kids. We encourage them to tell us everything, even if they...
Yes, My Kids Know I See A Therapist — Here’s Why
When I first started seeing a therapist again after my miscarriage in 2017, I knew that my oldest daughter would want to know where...
Your Eating Disorder History May Affect Your Fertility
Society places so much emphasis on weight and appearance, and it's really unfair to women — especially those in their 20s and 30s who...
How To Handle Criticism When Breastfeeding In Public
Many moms decide to breastfeed because of the countless benefits it provides. But, in many cases, some of the negatives, like cracked nipples and...
Believe It Or Not, Scheduling Sex With Your Partner Isn’t A Bad Thing
Let's be real: Life with kids is hectic, to say the least. In many cases, both parents are running full steam between work and...
How To Deal With Rude Comments When You’re Pregnant
Everyone has opinions about everything, especially during pregnancy. If you're entering your second or third trimester, chances are you've already received tons of unsolicited...
To The Woman Who Was Cheated On: You Deserve So Much Love
Finding out that your partner is cheating on you is one of the worst feelings in the world.
If you've been through this, you probably...
I’m A Single Mom, And Sometimes I Just Want A Shoulder To Cry On
People often seem surprised when I share that I'm a single mom. Apparently, I seem very put together, my kids look happy and well...
For The People Still ‘In The Closet’ On National Coming Out Day
On October 11 of each year, LGBTQ+ folks and allies around the United States post rainbows and heartfelt words on their social media pages...
5 Amazing Side Hustles For Stay-At-Home Moms
As a mom, you know all about taking care of business and getting things done. But how do you take that go-getter attitude and...
