Holly Gonzalez+FollowWould you spend Christmas with your ex?Imagine splitting up after six years, but your ex still wants to join your family for Christmas—awkward, right? That’s exactly what one military guy is dealing with after a tough breakup. He’s letting his ex and her kids use the plane tickets, but he’s bowing out of the family holiday. Most people online say he’s making the right call, since spending the holidays together post-breakup sounds like a recipe for tension. What do you think—should exes ever do family holidays together for the kids, or is it healthier to set boundaries? #Relationships #relationships #holidays10Share
hfoster+FollowHow our family holidays evolved with grown kidsHoliday traditions really do grow up with your family. Once our kids became adults, we ditched the stress of cramming everything into two days and created our own "Christmas Tweve"—a bonus day for feasting, movies, and gift-opening before the usual rush. Decorations are simpler now, but more meaningful, with superhero action figures and homemade ornaments taking center stage. Our Advent calendar and cookie baking have also shifted to fit everyone’s changing lives. It’s less about perfection and more about connection. Anyone else finding new joy in changing up old traditions as your family grows? #Relationships #FamilyTraditions #Holidays00Share
michaelabrewer+FollowHoliday Caregiving: Real Talk & TipsHoliday caregiving isn’t all twinkly lights and cocoa—sometimes it’s stress, guilt, and exhaustion. Sisters On The Mic got real about balancing family, work, and caring for aging loved ones. Their best advice? Make a daily plan, build a support squad, and ditch the guilt. Organizations like Finding New Tomorrows are stepping up for culturally competent elder care. If you’re in the thick of it, remember: you’re not alone, and your village matters! #News #Caregiving #Holidays00Share
