Based in New York City, Sophia San Filippo has worked with Love What Matters as a lead editor and content curator since early 2019 and has acted as Managing Editor since early 2021. She is a Summa Cum Laude graduate of Binghamton University who holds a Bachelor of Arts in English Literature, Creative Writing, and Women, Gender, & Sexuality Studies. She is passionate about personal storytelling and creating a positive space in media to better the lives of others. On a typical day you can find her rocking out at her local concert venue, admiring nature, or baking her latest kitchen experiment.
Child Abuse Survivor Shares How Hero Aunt Saved Her Life
“I thought I was a goner and my story was coming to an end. But I have someone to thank for the life I currently have. Without her, I would not be here to tell this story.”
Suicide Survivor Gets Prevention Plaques Placed On Sunshine Skyway Bridge
“Your existence matters. Your life matters. Your feelings matter.”
To The Overwhelmed Mom: It’s OK To Let Go Of Responsibilities
“We are not meant to do it all. Even if we are being asked to by the world.”
Dear Moms: Thanks For Caring About The Things No One Else Does
“I’m talking about the minutiae of daily life. What a gift this is.”
Mourning Daughter Gets Touching Sign Father Reunited With His Wife In Heaven
“There’s little doubt in my mind or heart that this was my mom’s way of telling me she is once again with my dad.”
How Youth Football Transformed My Son
“My quiet, insecure, timid son changed before my eyes.”
‘I whispered, ‘You’re a superwoman too, you know.’: Sweet moment two women at gym realize their worth
“For those few moments today, we both realized a little bit of a superwoman in us.”
No, We’re Not Raising Kids To Be ‘Too Soft’
“If having soft kids means having kids who know the power behind their words and choose kindness over hate, then let me have soft kids.”
It’s Okay If Your Friend Group Is Small
“It’s just me and my two ride or dies.”
Open Adoption vs. Closed Adoption: Pros And Cons
“Every adoption story is different.”