The only way I can see to counter microbullshit is with microfeminism. I am not organizing a march or starting a magazine or creating a political campaign. I just speak up. Every. Single. Time.

I am trying to decipher whether you actually meant to respond to my comment. It seems like a bizarre response in tone and content.

Legally, any medical procedure (or even contact, within reasonable limits) without informed consent is battery. So why not call it birth battery? I guess since it involves genitals, there is a legal argument for sexual battery or sexual assault, and with penetration, could in some circumstances could legally be rape,…

This is actually fairly simple.

So, I do salt first and then pour boiling water from about a foot above the shirt. It works like magic. I spilled wine all over my husband’s shirt on one of our first dates and did this trick (he was very skeptical) and now he is a convert to this method.

I think this is an interesting perspective.

I thought this post was going to be about how to respond when someone gives you unsolicited (and often outdated) baby advice. My plan is to just repeat the same refrain over and over until people give up: “We are the parents and it is our responsibility to make decisions for our family. You had your chance with your…

If you are a parent flying with a kid, make sure that kid doesn’t repeatedly kick the seat in front of them. Please!

“These alpha types might seek to avoid partners who compete with them intellectually, looking instead for someone to bolster their ego, rather than destroy it.”

Yes! I kept reading this piece thinking, “sounds like a personal problem.”

This is the most controversial thing I have ever written: I am team Christopher. Bring on the hate, Jezzies!

Seriously? Parents have to supervise tooth brushing for 5-7 years?!? I just don’t know how they do it.

I must be doing it wrong. My least favorite part of a vacation is planning it. Trying to find a decent hotel, searching for flights, trying to figure out which activities to do that are actually worth it and not some lame hyped thing, etc. I am relieved to leave so I can stop planning.

I would add that parents should give teens time alone with their health care provider, especially on preventive care visits. It gives the teen a chance to talk to their health care provider about things they wouldn’t mention with their parents present. And it gives the health care provider a chance to get honest…

The offense model has failed, and dramatically.

Some parents have a hard time letting you be an adult because they miss being the caretakers