u/XxxGoldDustWomanxxX

The clock is ticking apparently. Now that I’m almost 30 I’m supposed to have been married and have at least one child now. I’m sitting right next to an aunt telling me this, wasting my time for over an hour…

She also told me not to move out unless I’m married. Girl FUCK you and that 😒 I can’t live with my mom and provide for her financially for the rest of her life. I have a life, too!!! I have debt.

Some of you would say just don’t say anything and move out. I can’t just do that because the money I give my mom every other week helps pay her bills.

I can’t take it anymore…thoughts?

Any genre is fine but I’d assume that most journalists’ books are nonfiction so that is more preferred.

Anyway, I used to say I’d never read a nonfiction book; too boring, too long, no fun. However that changed when I first read The Man in the Rockefeller Suit by Mark Seal several years ago. Absolutely captivating and I stayed hooked until the end. Another favorite you’ve definitely heard of is Say Nothing by Patrick Radden Keefe.

These books made me look for more written by journalists as I feel they can capture a story without sensationalizing it too much. Would love some recommendations!

TIA!