Confessions of a Semi-Happy Wife
She's not the only (more or less) happily married woman who fantasizes about freedom, alone-time, and a room clear of somebody's big clunky shoes. Ellen Tien on the phenomenon she calls the Mid-Wife Crisis.
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From the May 2008 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine
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