Cartoons Hate Her

Did you think it was "normal" to sometimes have a stomach ache? No, you must have repressed traumatic memories.

Trying to attract a partner is a normal part of any sexuality, but "the male gaze" has become a subject of anxiety and debate.

I never thought I could falsely advertise to myself, but apparently I can.

The most unhinged discourse of the week, always free

Turns out picky eating existed long before chicken nuggets.

When therapy culture comes for the "crazy ex-girlfriend" archetype

What Mark from Peep Show taught me about authenticity

Women are more sexually discerning than men—but that doesn’t mean they enjoy sex less.

My monthly fashion roundup, Paris style!

I've worked very hard to learn social cues, but some rules still make no sense to me. I'm putting them up to a vote.

There is no better place to understand the evolution of women’s dating advice than the former and current state of Cosmo magazine.

Perhaps "enjoying things" and "having thoughts" are not unique to the neurodivergent.

The most unhinged discourse of the week, always free

I saw Austin Powers when I was eight. I didn't realize it was parody.

Clue one: nobody is "hiding" them.

And no, having geeky or niche interests doesn't make you annoying.

I might be biased, but I think it should be "all of mine."

And if not, why are so many "how we met" stories about women reluctantly agreeing to tolerate a less attractive man who won't leave her alone?

It's a weird experience to have your favorite podcast interview you. It's even weirder when the topic is "what's wrong with me." A free article on my 47 minutes of fame.

I'm realizing the way I dress has been just as socially detrimental as my lack of social cues--perhaps they're the same thing. But how much do I really need to change myself for other people?