Allysee Shank I had always thought becoming a “woman” meant I was to put childish ways behind me. Womanhood was to be a time when I became serious about life. When I was a woman, I would have a husband and some kids and a house. Maybe I’d have a job, and maybe I’d have brunches with old girlfriends from my childhood… At 21, I was getting ready to start my last year...

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Taking Stock: March 2016 #HappilyFlawed Making: A series that celebrates some extraordinary ordinary woman called Welcome To Womanhood, please check out some of the guest blog posts, if you'd like to submit something let me know.·         ·       Drinking: Coffee lots of Coffee.. ·       Reading: ...

Tania Clarka Growing up, I thought I had a pretty good idea of what being a women meant. Financial independence, resilience, the ability to make your own decisions, despite a man’s influence, were characteristics I grew up observing. I was fortunate to have strong female role models at home and others whom I met through work, school and university. As I get older and...