Yes, having it all does suck
Over on Medium.com, Amy Westervelt wrote a very compelling article on being a working, middle-class mother in this modern day and age called “Having it al...
Category: Marriage and Relationships
Proposing an alternative
With Christmas and New Year’s around the corner, there’s something we all need to discuss. Proposals. Engagements. Casting your bachelorhood and bac...
Reply to Denise Ngo about “good guys”
Let’s play a game called “how many women can I piss off with this article?” Prompting this latest match is the article on Yahoo! Style called ...
Firearms to the left is like abortion and gay marriage to the right
It is at times interesting noting parallels of liberals discussing abortion and marriage laws, and conservatives discussing gun laws. The recent example here is...
Recognizing the obvious
Let’s start with something that should be quite obvious: Marriage is a union, to be sure, but it’s a union that should liberate, not incarcerate. Real lov...
Respect must always be earned
If you haven’t yet heard of Matt Walsh, you must not have been on the Internet for long. Recently he wrote a post called “Your husband doesn’t...
Lessons on marriage
It seems reasonable to say that most people who talk about marriage do so under a choice-supportive bias, saying all kinds of things in support of marriage and ...
Marriage was redefined long ago
In all of this talk about gay marriage, one thing I think a lot of the anti gay-marriage side seem to keep forgetting is simply this: the moment the citizens of...
Playing the marriage name game
My wife and I got officially married a little over a year ago, taking the courthouse route to the official status. In that time, because we got married at the e...
Scalia get’s it right… mostly
Antonin Scalia is a Reagan appointee to the Supreme Court. He’s typically seen as a strict constitutionalist, which is true for the most part. And in rece...