Extreme Preening: Why Rich Men Are the New Rich Women
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When it comes to gender, we live in strange times.
When it comes to gender, we live in strange times.
She was often dismissed as a purveyor of salacious titillation, but Jackie Collins’s novels—beginning with her first—radically evoked female desire and power.
"Women love getting laid as much as men do, possibly more."
My essay The Captivity of Motherhood was recently one of the most popular articles on The Atlantic. Hope you will have a read and leave a comment.
Nothing could be more foreign to the tribe I studied and lived among than giving up on their own personal upkeep—the zealous, dedicated striving to be a particular kind of fabulous, fit, and chic Manhattan Geisha with children. The type of women who get “wife bonuses.” But what was the point of all this effort, this endless fighting and trying and depriving and especially all this working on and working at our selves? It certainly wasn’t sex—you could call uptown a sexless Sahara.
The helloflo.com ad that recently went viral got people talking about a topic that is highly taboo in our culture — menstruation.
Hope you will have a look at my latest for psychologytoday.com on Pussy Riot.
Pretending to simper and serve, Helen Gurley Brown took over the world...and made being a single girl interesting, modern and important. Hope you will check out my latest for psychologytoday.com....and leave a comment!
RIP, Donna Summer. Check out my latest on psychologytoday.com on how her hit "Love to Love You Baby" changed the way we think about sex...and leave a comment!
Hope you will have a look at my latest post on psychologytoday.com about the phenomenon which is Fifty Shades of Grey.