Putting all your eggs in one (fertility) basket
It’s official. Britain is one of the worst places to be/become a mother. According to the Telegraph, one of the possible reasons for the UK having a higher rate of […]
Tag Archives: women
Is it God’s job to find you a spouse?
Last week, the Independent reported the results of a survey published by online dating site, Christian Connection. The survey of more than 2,700 churchgoing singles found that they feel lonely […]
The wall of scorn
Whenever women get together, particularly if you’ve not had a good catch up, then every aspect of life, work, and relationships has to be picked over and dissected. On Saturday […]
Review: Virgins: Sex, God and the six inch rule
Humans are sexy. I’m not just talking about the hot, green-eyed Frenchman from the cafe down the road. I’m talking about you. And me. In fact all of us. In […]
Inexplicable things guys do to pick up women
CC and I were out for dinner this week, and got picked up by a couple of bored businessmen. This is a whole other story in itself, and, tempting as […]
More mismatches
On Friday night, PJ came over and critiqued my online profile. ‘Let’s have a look at your matches then,’ he said. I showed him the railway enthusiast, and the sci-fi […]
Feminist Friday (and an absence of beards)
‘Few consumers are very thin; even fewer are very young. As for the drawn, deathly faces of the children – well, fashion likes death too, because it makes us feel […]
Goldilocks and whether online dating is destroying romance
I was almost reluctant to write about this, since I’ve posted so much about my (anti-)feelings on online dating. But since it’s topical and all… The article makes a couple […]
Feminist Friday (and a quick beard round-up)
17 seems to be a bit of a magic number this week. 17 per cent of the delegates at Davos are women. 17 per cent of those feature on the […]
Mean Girls pt 2: the riposte
Ah… Someone far more articulate and American than I am is also annoyed by the constant battering women give other single women in print. Brienne Walsh wrote an open letter […]
