Aunt Tea

The Mentorship

She will pour you a cup of tea. She will also tell you what nobody told her until she was forty-eight.

An Aunt and her Darling over tea

She Was Never A Stranger

You have met her already. That is the whole point of the tea party, and it is why nobody here is ever matched by a machine.

You write to her. She answers in her own hand. If you both want it, you arrange an hour between yourselves — where, when, and how often is entirely the two of you.

The price is ours to set, and it is the same for every Aunt. She is never asked to name a figure, argue for one, or compete on it. She has done that for forty years and she is finished with it.

  • You choose her, and she chooses you back
  • Fifty dollars an hour, set by us, and the same for every Aunt without exception
  • Paid to her directly, and we take none of it
  • As often or as seldom as the two of you please
One woman showing another

Aunts And Darlings

One of these is you, and the other one is waiting for you.

You Are An Aunt

A woman over fifty

You have lived long enough, and wildly enough, to tell the truth without judgement. There is a young woman who needs exactly that.

Become An Aunt

You Are A Darling

A woman under fifty

You are looking for the truth, plainly told. She has already stood where you are standing and she came back to say so.

Become A Darling