working women
The Sun recently explored the whys and hows of the men turning down sex.
What a treacherous, mania-inducing little duo of the wilty penis and the not-tonight-honey-I'm-tired combo. Let. Us. Count. The. Ways.
Since when have men been allowed to turn down sex, we later shriek to our girlfriends. Is there someone else? Is he gay? Am I fat? Too skinny? Something I said? Does my breath smell?
The finicky male sex drive has served as fodder to female questioning and hypothesizing since the first time a man told a woman "no." We're not used to that kind of behavior. Men have reliably wanted sex, and we have reliably been … Read More
Working women and our lack of desire to get pregnant is beginning to have a global impact. Go us!
Several recent studies have surfaced affirming a trend us young ladies in New York City have applauded for decades: sex is super groovy, but we have work early tomorrow, so please for the love of God no babies!
Women all over the world are choosing time-consuming, highfalutin careers in their 20s and 30s and putting off popping out kids until, well, uh... um. Hm.
We don't know, exactly.
At first this seems like a classic case of "yeah, so what" news, but these new female child-rearing patterns are beginning to have a pretty significant global impact.
According … Read More
Study: "traditional" men who don't want their wives to work get more $$.
That man who expects his wife to stay home tending to the pot roast and the toddlers? He's raking in more dough than you.
In the most aggravating news of the week, the BBC reports men who believe a woman's place is in the home, and that women who work cause higher rates of juvenile delinquency, earn an average of $8,500 a year more. (That's, like, three cruises to the Bahamas.)
According to the Journal of Applied Psychology, in 1979 researchers at the University of Florida asked over 12,000 men and women between the ages of … Read More