Career Talk: When you don’t want to stay at home and give up your career
From this post: The Aftermath of Giving up your Career to Stay at Home, Reader D wrote in to ask: I have a dilemma that has been the top discussion in my home but let me tell you a
Happy to not have been born in the ‘Mad Men’ era
I love the show ‘Mad Men’, especially for the fashion, but it always makes me all the more grateful that I was born past that era. Mad Men women applying makeup for &
The Millennial Generation and Their First Job Expectations
I’ve been thinking about generations and stereotypes a lot lately. STEREOTYPES Older generations are painted as having had rosy, lovely, unhurried lives where they milked cow
Men are rich if they wear sweatpants but women are just seen as slobs
I don’t even own a single pair of sweatpants to begin with, but don’t wear sweatpants to fancy stores if you want to be treated well. “Outside, Jeremy informs me
Women and Money: Adjusting to a modern role
I browse comments from time to time, and there seems to be a slight recurring theme that screams: Why in the world do women have no idea about what to do with their money, and only
I was a bad Canadian today
Everyone knows the few stereotypes about Canadians, most of which are false: We say “aboot” not “about” — This is false unless you go to certain citie
Do we really discriminate against unattractiveness?
Short answer: Yes. We’re human and biologically wired to look for beauty (in everything). Long answer: Being attractive is not necessarily based on your actual looks. It mean
Being an equal in a (mostly) patriarchal world
Something I’ve noticed time and time again at home, or when I travel abroad is when I am with BF, I am not addressed as a person. He’s the one that gets the: How are yo
