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Carren Strock


Carren Strock has often been called a Renaissance woman. Equally at home with a paintbrush and canvas, a needle and thread, or a hammer and nails, she is as eclectic in her writing as she is in her other interests. The author of seven books, she is best known for her ground-breaking book Married Women Who Love Women, now in its third edition.

A woman who is going through menopause looking out at the ocean. Next Avenue, menopause

'When I Realized I Was Gay, Menopause Arrived.' Was There a Connection?

With menopause comes new physical and emotional symptoms; the main thing I've learned is that it is consistently inconsistent
February 23, 2024
A vintage looking kitchen sink with dirty dishes. Next Avenue

Rethinking My Housekeeping Priorities

I was meticulous in how I cleaned my home, my daughter is less so but her teenagers are happy and comfortable. It's a lesson learned.
November 21, 2023
A woman with female pattern baldness getting a haircut. Next Avenue

It Isn't What's on the Head That's Important — It's What in It

How female pattern baldness has affected how I think about myself and how I behave, for the worse and ultimately, for the better
October 11, 2023
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I'm a Gay Woman in a Heterosexual Marriage

At 43, I fell in love with a woman for the first time. My husband and I have stayed together and redefined our relationship.
June 15, 2022
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