Okay, how many of you spend more time thinking about how to present yourself online than what you’re looking for in a man? I know the answer. I’ve spoken with so many of you. And what I want you to do is to go back into your profile and your request and come back …
When visitors go on a site for extramarital sex, and offer their personal information, I believe they’re deeply ambivalent about keeping their behavior a secret
So we read once again that women of childbearing age are not getting the care and coverage they need to remain healthy and to avoid pregnancy (“Insurers Flout Rule Covering Birth Control, Studies Find,” NYTimes. National section, this morning). Seems the federal requirement that insurance companies cover all approved methods of birth control for women–without …
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Women’s History Month is full of women who already made history with their achievements. Let’s look at women making history right now–by doing what women have been taught not to do: have one another’s backs.
I’m late on weighing in on this, but I wanted to get past the din of everyone’s ridicule of the book, Shades of Grey; to move beyond the predictable bewilderment and hostility that accompanies monster success like this. That it’s terribly written. That the heroine is silly, dumb, ignorant, naive. That the book isn’t even …
March is Women’s History Month, and last week, on March 8, we observed International Woman’s Day. In the short video below, I’m honored to be in the company of three women whose work I admire enormously, and who have in their own idiosyncratic ways transformed the way the world thinks about women’s lives and loves. They are brilliant and …
When I think of where I’ve been all my skiing life, it hasn’t been Utah. Alta, yes; but somehow I’ve never associated Alta with the beehive state. Rather, its iconic status always seemed to stand alone, stately but stateless; the purists’s place, as Wildcat is the daredevil’s place or St. Anton, the ritzy one. I …
March is Women’s History Month, and last week, on March 8, we observed International Woman’s Day. What’s new today–not just this one day, but in our lives–is the idea of women helping women. Not just women in trouble; women helping each other thrive. Women mentorship. In honor of helping each other in whatever way we …
Not long ago, The New York Times reported a list of “money disorders” linked to our economy. Overspending. Underspending (hoarding); serial borrowing (we all know what that is); financial enabling (too much money forked over to adult kids); and so forth. Stars like Wynona Judd (overspending), admitted to once buying too many cars and Harleys, …
Right after the new year and just before Valentine’s Day, I always like to get the feel of what’s going on with love and marriage across the nation, and to make a few predictions for the coming year. Here they are: Love in 2012. 1. Everyone of all ages will be dating like mad. An unprecedented 110-million singles in America means …
