Being Open About My Bisexuality is a Huge Part of My Sobriety
When I got sober, a lot of things changed in my life. I stopped spending time with some of the friends who weren’t being supportive
Irina Gonzalez is an editor, writer, and podcaster. Over the past 15 years, she’s been an editor at some of the top women’s lifestyle brands, been published in 50 national publications and counting, and has written over 100 personal essays on a variety of topics. She’s a freelance writer covering parenting, recovery, and Latinx culture. She is also the creator and host of the Pandemic Mama podcast and recently launched newsletter, which features honest conversations about having a baby during COVID-19 times. In her spare time, you can find Irina exploring her colorful state with my husband and spunky toddler.
When I got sober, a lot of things changed in my life. I stopped spending time with some of the friends who weren’t being supportive
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