The New York Times Feature – "When Your Biological Clock Is Ticking, Dating Can Feel Like a Sprint"

I recently had the opportunity to share part of my story in The New York Times, discussing what it’s like to date while your biological clock is ticking — and how that pressure can sometimes cloud judgment.

In the article, I talk about realizing I was settling for relationships that didn’t truly serve me, all because I wanted to become a mom. That awareness led me to freeze my eggs at 35, and later, to become a single mother by choice at 39. It’s a decision that brought me peace, purpose, and freedom.

Read the full article on The New York Times

If you’ve ever felt the weight of timelines, expectations, or fertility decisions, you’re not alone. Book an Ask Me Anything session — let’s talk about anything from dating pressure to egg freezing, IVF, hormones, or finances — all the real parts of this journey.