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When writing about very personal matters, contributors to jGirls Magazine may elect to publish their works anonymously at the discretion of the staff and Editorial Board. All works and contributors are verified as meeting jGirls’ qualifications prior to acceptance and publication.
A Word Other Than Girl
“Some words have reached a point where they become more than a combination of letters.”
On the Mend
"I tell myself I’m whole"
The Last Rose
A musician’s first death: the last hurrah.
Of Felled and Fallen
“If no one heard it, did the tree even fall?”
Power and People Pleasing
“I stopped voicing my opinion and went along with what everyone else wanted, even when it made me miserable.”
A State of Uncertainty
"Am I too young to change the world, or am I too old to start?"
On Being in My Body
Your body image can be shaped by the language and values you choose to associate with it.
Lesbian. Pro-Palestinian. Orthodox Jew.
"Lesbian. Pro-Palestinian. Orthodox Jew...These labels don’t really jive in my community."
Dad
The relationship with an abusive parent is a complicated, painful and tumultuous one.
A.N.X.I.E.T.Y
With vivid imagery, a writer describes the brutal waves of anxiety.
The Love You Carry
"I told my grandparents that I was bisexual and currently dating a girl."
Four Questions from Jewish Summer Camp
How would you describe your experience at Jewish Summer Camp?
