I believe this article on Substack might resonate with many of the women in this community. It's about something I've struggled to put into words for a long time: the invisible weight of trying to live according to your values in a world that rewards convenience. It's about spending hours researching alternatives. It's about questioning purchases that other people never think twice about. It's about the grief that comes from watching people acknowledge harm and then explain why they don't have to do anything differently. And it's about something I've come to call moral loneliness. Have you ever felt like you're carrying questions that many people around you seem to have set down? After you've had a chance to read it, come back and share your thoughts. I'm especially interested in hearing whether you've experienced this in your own life and how you navigate it. https://open.substack.com/pub/darlenechangemakerhq/p/the-cost-of-paying-attention?r=5pn6i2&utm_campaign=post-expanded-share&utm_medium=web