”If you told me a year ago that a 26-year-old singer would help me redefine my identity as a middle-aged mom, I’d have thrown my neck cream at you,” Megan Margulies writes for Vogue.
If you told me a year ago that a 26-year-old singer would help me redefine my identity as a middle-aged mom, I’d have thrown my neck cream at you. It all happened unexpectedly. One morning, the kids in school, I sat at my laptop drinking in the stillness of my house. In between my go-to singer-songwriters who stroked my low-grade depression as a result of nine years of parenting, there Chappell Roan appeared. Before her, the last thing you’d hear me say is “touch me, baby”—I’m touched out.
And then the beat drops, the cowbells clang, we stop folding the laundry, and we dance out our frustration. Somehow, Roan has already embraced the lessons most of us don’t learn until our 40s or 50s. When she refused to make a video for “Good Luck, Babe” due to exhaustion from touring, tired perimenopausal and menopausal moms everywhere shouted amen to saying no.
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