Over half of divorce lawyers are seeing more mothers paying alimony in the last three years.
What do the nuclear family and the glass ceiling have in common? They're both on their way out in the United States. The latest data says more women are paying alimony and child support than ever before.
If your approach to love hasn’t worked and you want to find a masculine man, try a softer approach.
The problem with buying into common untruths
In high-powered corporate jobs, women experience greater success with more masculine energy. The opposite is true in love. When women bring an abundance of masculine energy to love, they have a difficult time finding true and lasting love with a masculine man.
Lessons from Newsweek/The Daily Beast's Women in the World summit.
You'd think attending a conference about international issues that impact women, where forced marriage and honor killings were discussed, would be depressing, since we still have so far to go. But as the 3rd annual Women in the World summit last weekend, hosted by Newsweek and The Daily Beast, wrapped up to the tune of Aretha Franklin's "Respect," I felt uplifted.
What every parent should learn from Kirk's dangerous reaction.
The teen idol reacts to homosexuality and what he would say if one of his own kids came out.
Hearing Kirk Cameron on CNN's Piers Morgan's show discussing his beliefs that homosexuality is "unnatural" "detrimental" and "ultimately destructive" is disappointing to say the least. Watching your teen idol fall from grace is never easy.
The issue of contraceptives is one example of a double standard in today's society.
Let's face it, there have always been double standards between men and women when it comes to sex!
Recently in the news, a woman speaks out for contraceptives and conservatives began to go stir crazy! Rush Limbaugh went way too far this time calling Sandra Fluke, a 30 year old law student and an advocate for female rights, a slut, whore and feminazi because she's spoke out on behalf of females everywhere for contraception.
Some research suggests that women have (almost) as many extra-marital affairs as men.
Thanks to the courageous female pioneers of the past few centuries, women now have the same rights as men (thanks Susan B. & co!). Though the sexes still aren't 100 percent equal, us ladies are certainly working hard to be respected as much as our male counterparts. The latest struggle we've almost won? Infidelity!
We wish men would still give us their coats when we're cold, like Barack did for Michelle.
Decades ago, women were fighting for equal rights. Today, we're fighting for a return to chivalry.
Sometime between my high school years and full-fledged adulthood, it seems that it's become okay for men to not take the lead. I think I can speak for many women when I say we're not too happy about this trend. Here are a few things that we wish most men still did.
But wealthier countries with higher gender equality have more sex -- including casual sex.
All around the world, a concept called "sexual economics" is at play. The principle goes something like this: Women have something men want, and it's called sex. Women's sexuality has a price that men's does not, so men trade resources with women just to get some: money, promotions, marriage proposals. This is why, according to a recent study, in countries that rank higher in gender equality, people have more sex.