You *should* read up more, if you’re confused by all of this. Read a lot by women who are constantly put down in their careers by not only men, but women too, who are “just looking out for them” and other “facts” that make them superior.

Here’s an example of a lifespan of a woman (or racial minority, or BONUS points…

The ones I like, anyway. And friends, who are still friends, even if they have kids and I don’t.

Here’s a question— how often do you post on FB ? Do you post all day, but not respond to invites? Or are you “on” FB but don’t post?

I ask because if someone is on but not active, I assume that I have to reach out in other ways. If they are active, however, I assume they saw it (and of course FB show you if they’ve…

As a non-parent, the two the ring the most true are “You just don’t get it” and “parents need to make the plans.” Anyone whose life is more unpredictable is the one that needs to communicate better.

Example: I work a 9-5 M-F high predictable schedule. Some friends work odd hours, odd days, and don’t know their…

I’m the opposite. I’ve been shut out of the family because we don’t have kids. Without going to the friends or family kid bday parties, it usually means you don’t see anyone until Xmas. Ironically, kid parties is one of the few times that parents can sort of relax, because the kids usually have something else to do.

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I’m the opposite. I’ve been shut out of the family because we don’t have kids. Without going to the friends or family kid bday parties, it usually means you don’t see anyone until Xmas. Ironically, kid parties is one of the few times that parents can sort of relax, because the kids usually have something else to do.

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Also:

Don’t worry about Unsung Story, let ME worry about Unsung Story.

I imagine they would have given you a list of specific questions to keep it in line with what they wanted. Does that happen?

You’re at a party where you only know one friend, and that friend hasn’t arrived yet (or they are somewhere else). People are acting cold and there’s no one central group to say, “hi I’m so-and-so.” What do you do?

How do you bridge the gap from being passive aggressive, or bottling it up, to a person who can politely set boundaries without sounding like an a-hole or super needy?

Bump. My husband deals with this and I give him advice like he’s a lady turning down dude’s advances at a club.

There’s something about teenagers, of whatever generation, that are the biggest a**holes on the planet.

I know who my husband looks at, but he doesn’t rubberneck. This guy sounds like the wolf from Looney Tunes.

There is something rotten in this story, definitely.

Could we get a list of what we COULD suggest instead? I have no idea how to help if someone’s loved one died, a mommy needs a day off, etc. Pestering someone to tell you how to help sounds awful.

I wouldn’t want to disappoint anyone!

I have backyard chickens and I had home fresh deviled eggs for the first time this year. Instant pot eggs + fresh eggs = “these are terrible no one can have any I’ll take care of it myself”

Egg layers came before chickens. You’re welcome.

I have an Instant Pot (which is amazing, but that’s a whole other topic) and it taught us to steam the eggs. Instead of having the eggs in the boiling water, put them in a steamer basket above the water. Follow the recipe as normal. (We follow up with an ice bath)

When asked, “why do you think you overeat?” the correct answer is apparently never “because food tastes good.”