‘With Love’ Dives Into Latinx Family Dynamics
Diving into Latinx family dynamics, this show explores how our relationship with family influences our relationships outside of that loyal bubble.
Monica Rodriguez
Monica Rodriguez is a first-gen, Mexican-American writer. She probably has her nose stuck in a book or is laughing at her own joke. She enjoys writing about self-love and identity, family dynamics, and red flags in attempted relationships. She reminds people how lovely they are at findalovelylife.com, a lifestyle blog focused on self-love, books, and travel. Join the official book club @findalovelybook. You can find her online at loveleemonicaa.com.
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