Imani Powell-Razat is a writer and communications consultant. Her work has been published by Random House, Harper Collins and Ballantine Books and has been featured in outlets such as The Seattle Times, Parent Map, Wallpaper*, O, The Oprah Magazine, Gizmodo, NYLON, "Moms in the City and a Dad Named David" (NBC) and The NY Times T Magazine. She has a B.A. from Sarah Lawrence College and a M.A. in Communications from Johns Hopkins University.
Imani Powell-Razat
I’m happier now that I no longer wake up craving donuts. And I’ll never think about my favorite food truck order the same way again.
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Sometimes true love becomes tired. Try this fun and simple way to add sizzle to shared moments and ditch those dusty, dry date night routines.
Discussing erectile dysfunction (ED) doesn’t have to be weird; instead it can increase satisfaction and strengthen your bond.
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Theresa fell hard for a suave suitor after years of widowhood. Were things moving too fast?
I tried to reserve emotional room for my dear, childless friend as I cocooned into a life of cribs, bibs and sleepless nights. But so little of my new identity affirmed hers, and the reverse was also true.
