There is no right or wrong way to be a woman, but there are so many choices and there will always be opinions.
Jaylin Kremer
Jaylin Kremer is a HomeFront columnist for CityView. She is a Pittsburgh native and a military spouse. She writes about the lives of military families, is studying psychology and plans to go to law school, and currently works a legal aid. Jaylin is first vice president of the Fort Liberty Spouses Club. She believes that small acts of kindness go a long way.
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Column: ‘There’s been enough of society telling women how to be women’
There is no right or wrong way to be a woman, but there are so many choices and there will always be opinions.
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More than a military movie
“The Six Triple Eight” is a truly inspiring movie based on the exceptional women of the 6888th Central Post Directory Battalion, an all-female, all-Black Army unit formed in 1944.
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I love you anyway
For those who love a good romance, rom-com or the fairy tale classics we’ve watched since childhood, it can be difficult not to look for or expect love like what you see on the screen.
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Valentine’s Day in a different way
Valentine’s Day is notoriously a love/hate holiday. My opinion is that love should be celebrated, but my appreciation for the holiday has changed since my husband joined the Army.
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Combat the seasonal blues this January
For some, the post-holiday period may feel like a massive relief. For others, this is when sadness can come creeping in. Here’s how to combat the seasonal blues.
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New year, new me
Ringing in the new year is a magical time — a kiss at midnight, the clinking of glasses, and picture-perfect smiles as we welcome a fresh start. We make plans, envisioning exactly how we’ll do better and be better, and we call them New Year’s resolutions. I used to make a list of them, noting […]
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More than a dependa
Derogatory words carry more weight than we may think. Those words could cause someone to battle with mental health. Is it worth it?
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Here comes Santa Claus: Holiday cheer at Fort Liberty
Our second Christmas season at Fort Liberty has been nothing short of magical. Santa sightings, plenty of holiday cheer, and the season isn’t even over yet.
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What ‘Home for the Holidays’ means to me
The holidays are a wonderful and magical time of the year for most, but they can be a trying and difficult time for others, especially in the military community. Prior to my husband joining the U.S. Army, Christmas was a joyful yet chaotic time full of shopping, planning, and running all over the place, trying […]