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Sil Lai Abrams

Healing, New York, Northeast
As seen in: HuffPost, Yahoo News, The Hollywood Reporter, The Daily Beast, Marie Claire, Sisters from AARP, Ebony, MadameNoire, TheGrio, Kirkus Reviews
Covers:  Gender, cultural commentary, domestic violence, sexual violence
Mother. Writer. Gender violence awareness. Restorative Justice. Radical Black Feminist. Cancer 🌞/Scorpio 🌙. She/Her/Ella. ♥️ 🇨🇷 Instagram ➡️ @sillaiabrams

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Girl, Don’t Date Him: 7 Red Flags To Look Out For On Online Dating Profiles

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By Sil Lai Abrams
| MadameNoire
MadameNoire Featured Video The end of the year often brings resolutions in our personal and professional lives. For single women, the “new year, new me” mindset can inspire us to seek out new relationships and experiences. Whether you’re looking for a short-term fling or a long-term partner, online dating offers a space to expand your relationship prospects. According to the Pew Research Center, one-in-ten partnered adults met their current significant other through a dating app.
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7 Tips For Surviving The Holidays With Your Dysfunctional Family

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By Sil Lai Abrams
| MadameNoire
MadameNoire Featured Video The holidays with family are a mix of love and tension, where unresolved conflicts often temper the warmth of togetherness. There’s something extraordinary about being around familiar faces that can bring both comfort and annoyance. Amid laughter and good food, we may face passive-aggressive comments and the resentment of unmet expectations. Yet, despite the stressors, there’s an undeniable pull for many to come together and share in the joy and messiness of it all.
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Get In Formation — 5 Reasons I Started Skateboarding At 53

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By Sil Lai Abrams
| MadameNoire
MadameNoire Featured Video The older I get, the more bored I become of repetitive gym workouts. Don’t get me wrong: I DO exercise three to four times a week, usually a routine that is a mix of walking in nature, biking, or strength building that I can do within my home. Last year, I began to see a surge of posts featuring young women skateboarding.
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