Being married for nearly two years now, I've heard my fair share of, "So, are you pregnant yet?" and "When's the baby coming?" To this, I always respond, "No," with an awkward laugh, or, "Not yet," again, accompanied by an awkward laugh. You don't realize how consumed OTHER PEOPLE are with YOUR procreation timeline until you're married, and it can get quite annoying. What, with the self proclaimed obstetricians telling you not to wait too long because if you have a child afte

Sex. It's something that I was expected not to have until marriage. It's something many of us are not expected to have until marriage, whether or not our parents/caregivers are religious. It's also something that's rarely spoken about. I mean ... the first time I had any type of "talk" with my mother was when I was nineteen. And EYE initiated it. I did a small poll on Twitter, recently. Before you take a look, I'd like to make it known that I consider myself to be a part of B