Love and competition: by never letting me win the race, my mom helped us to connect

Article Abstract:

A daughter learned from her mother that competition need not always be adversarial, but can be a good way to build a bond. She and her mother always competed against each other in swimming, but not once did her mother faked it and allowed her to win. Her mother's attitude toward competition inspired her to set goals and look for new challenges.

Mothers and daughters, Mother-daughter relations, Competition (Psychology)

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My wedding dress: I never thought I'd give my gown away. But then, I never realized I'd be divorced in my twenties

Article Abstract:

A woman who was married for only two years decided to sell her wedding dress after her husband left her. She describes taking the dress to a shop that buys used wedding dresses and discusses how she felt when the store did not want the dress.

Psychological aspects, Column, Wedding costume, Divorced women

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