The road to parenthood for queer couples is not as well-paved or simple as it is for cis-gender hetero couples, particularly when it comes to conception. Two couples share their experiences and tips with Mochi as they grow their own families.
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Mochi’s series commemorating Mental Health Awareness Month kicks off with a personal narrative by Mochi’s managing editor, Melody, who discovers that her daughter has an anxiety disorder and seeks treatment. Through therapy, Melody learns the importance of validating her daughter’s emotions and equipping her with tools to fight anxiety now and in the future.
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Recovering from a long-term relationship can be a heartbreaking experience that raises doubt, insecurity, pain, and anger, in addition to dealing with the complexities of breakups as an Asian American. Learn about healthy ways to respond to these emotions, such as focusing on self-compassion and self-care, creating new routines and habits, and leaning on community.
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E.J. Koh’s memoir “The Magical Language of Others” touches on Koh’s life between adolescence and adulthood, woven around handwritten letters from her mom during their seven years apart. These letters connect with her current Love Letter Project, with a goal of writing 1,000 love letters to strangers.
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Moved by the need for affordable and accessible face protection among vulnerable populations, Becky Shander created an environmentally sustainable face mask design using only a T-shirt and scissors. She reached out to people and organizations already providing aid to vulnerable groups, and now people around the world are benefiting from her mask design.
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Other than a photo of his father’s grave in Cleveland, Charles Chiu has little to no memory of his...
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Many of us, from all different backgrounds, are often taught to silence ourselves or to stay out...
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