Danielle Sepulveres
Washington Post
New York, NY, United States
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Bad wedding toasts are a nightmare. Here’s how to give a speech that will impress everyone.
It takes lots of preparation -- and self-awareness -- to deliver a good toast. → Read More
In a year without wedding invites, these are all the things I can now afford
I can add avocado to my salad, splurge for the good toothpaste — and buy shoes I actually like. → Read More
Can someone in their 50s date someone in their 20s? Here’s what experts say.
Some people think large age differences are sketchy. Experts say you need to look deeper. → Read More
What’s the difference between sexual assault and harassment? Let’s break it down.
These offenses are often misunderstood, but defining them can be the first step toward prevention. → Read More
Of course Weinstein’s victims smiled in their photos. When I was harassed, I smiled, too.
When my coworker harassed me, I kept smiling. When another made sexual advances on me, I kept smiling. When I complained and nothing happened, I kept smiling. → Read More
I’m just fine being the one before The One
I used to be sad when an ex married the next woman he dated after me. Now I take pride in it. → Read More
Mic | Danielle Sepulveres
Mic covers news, opinion, reviews and analysis around arts, entertainment, celebrity, LGBTQ, social justice, police brutality, dating, sex, feminism, body positivity, space, innovation, climate change. → Read More
You can only have so many periods at a guy’s place before you wonder if he’s your boyfriend
If you're leaving tampons over there, you know it's probably time to have The Talk. → Read More
When I’m groped at a wedding, is it sexual harassment? Yes, yes it is.
It took me a long time to recognize these incidents for what they were. → Read More
No one wants a martyr at their wedding
Don't go if you can't afford it. Don't go if you're deathly ill. Just stay home. → Read More
You can break my heart. Just don’t take away my pizza.
What happened when my go-to comfort food suddenly became the hottest thing in New York. → Read More
Why I went on my ex-boyfriend’s game show
I found closure in front of a live studio audience. → Read More
We weren’t exclusive. But when I saw him with someone else, I was hurt.
Seeing other people can feel healthy when you're the one doing it. But the other way around? Not so much. → Read More
‘It’s better if he loves you a little bit more,’ my mother said. Was she right?
As a teenager, I rejected her advice. But as an adult, I could respect the wisdom of a slow-burn relationship, → Read More
I don’t want to be the most important person in your life
For most of my life, I let a bit of myself get lost while trying to be a "good girlfriend." → Read More
The Complimentary Solitudes of Brooklyn and Iceland
It is funny how a city of millions can make one feel alone. One writer describes how the isolation of Brooklyn and Iceland can fuel our creative capacity. → Read More
I broke up with my abusive boyfriend. But the pain remained.
It took me years to heal. → Read More
Why it's SO important to check in on your friends and let them know you care
Even if they seem okay, it's good to let your friends know you love them. → Read More
He dumped me in a rude way. Was it partly my fault?
When I ignored my own needs, my partners did too. → Read More
All the things you feel when love isn't enough
It can be heartbreaking when you're in love but not together. → Read More