Recommended by Cheryl Bear

The effort to gain acceptance from those you loved who may not evolve is a heartbreaking one. Well done.

A very funny piece about dealing with disappointment and the banter with her husband is hilarious. Well done.

The heartbreaking inability to let go of discrimination in the face of great pain is well captured. Well done.

A powerful piece about the power of the love we still have for our former partners, heightened in harrowing times. Well done.

It's impossible to not take it personally when you've compromised your core values in the name of your employer. This is that moment. Well done.

Demons that haunt us and regret seem to get worse around the holidays, a time when we'd like that glorious happy picture. We try to do what we can for those we love who are in pain even when it's difficult . Well done.

An extremely important piece for our time as parents struggle to do what's right for their kids and have differing views on what that is. It's those differences that end up hardest on the kids. Well done.

A very relatable comedy about the frustration two parents have after a Halloween that just didn't go right for their son and all of their other issues rise to the surface. But in the end, parents have a funny way of resolving their differences. Well done.

A hilarious comedy where one just doesn't know what to do as Steve unexpectedly finds himself with a bride-to-be he wasn't expecting. So funny!

A fantastic imagining of the morning after in this beloved classic and it's so very funny. Well done.