A wife is not a ‘housewife’
I feel like a broken record saying this, but this is unacceptable to treat someone you love like it is their job to serve you. I AM NOT TALKING ABOUT WOMEN WHO CHOOSE TO STAY AT HO
How we fairly split tasks in our household and life (No Man Babies or Weaponized Incompetence here)
As predicted, my direct messages blew up with my rants again Man Babies using Weaponized Incompetence to do fk all. It was all from these sorts of videos and posts: The difference
It’s just money. It isn’t worth it.
So there is no Week of Money for today. This week, we got some terrible news. A family member whom was going through therapy, committed suicide. She was feuding with another famil
A girl is a burden but a boy is freedom
Triggered (?) by this book: A woman is no man, that connected so damn deeply with my own experiences growing up (though not as harsh by any stretch of the imagination), it made me
Mockup #2: Designing my Future Dream Home
Okay so I showed IDEAS of what we wanted our home to be before, but we have completely redone things and while it’s still a work in progress, what’s rest is just stuff
On being an equal partner whatever that means to you and yours
I am constantly being told how lucky I am that my partner does all the: Shopping and inventory supply planning for the household – soap, toilet paper, household dishes and eq
“Why do you always crap on stay at home mothers?”
I don’t. It may seem like I do, but I really don’t and here’s why: False sense of complacency is what I dislike What I don’t like at the core of it all, is
We will always find a way to separate ourselves into little groups
I have been reading a lot of non-fiction lately, and also perusing a lot of content in regards to culture and race, most notably after reading this book – In the Land of Invi
Gerard Nolst Trenité: Dearest Creature in Creation – an exercise in English
I read that if you can read this poem without mispronouncing any words, you speak English better than 90% of native English speakers in the world. True or not, it’s a serious
Were women really all that greedy in the past?
Having read the amazing biographies of late, and other fictional-yet-historically-based takes on some of these women by Michelle Moran and Emma Campion, I can’t help but wond