Pro-Choice Scenarios and Follow Up Questions
I saw this super long post circulating the internet over the past couple of days. What I didn’t see, though, was anyone asking questions or making clarifications. So I’ve added
BREAKING–Outrage Among Mute Marginalized Group
HELENA, MT—In a surprising announcement earlier this week, Quantell Henderson, Co-President of the Helena chapter of Mute African-American Orators of North America released an open letter to Jeff Bezos, calling
One Year of Parenthood
My small human turned one year old last week and I’ve been somewhat introspective about it.
6 Ways EMS Prepared Me for Parenthood
Gabby and I have been parents for just over 10 months so far. How have we managed to survive this long? It’s because we’ve been conditioned by the prehospital environment.
Let’s Digress about Saturn and Jupiter
I started reading a new book last week. Much to my surprise, it talks about space and the purpose of planets.
How to be Romantic During a Worldwide Pandemic, Part Deux
Happy New Year! And more importantly, happy 658th day of 15 Days to Slow the Spread!
Polyamorous Dating: 5 Tips for Dealing with Jealousy (and how to avoid it in the first place!)
I recently discovered this gem on my favorite feminism website, Everyday Feminism. The original article gave five tips on how to deal with jealously while in a polyamorous relationship.
Let’s Digress about Following the Science
Since the Covid craze began, a new catchphrase of “follow the science” has emerged from the smartest of all experts.
A Halloween Epiphany
I had an epiphany on Halloween while headed to work. A spooky epiphany.
Let’s Digress about the New Texas Abortion Law
Texas recently passed a new law that restricts abortion. Naturally, a lot of people freaked out about it and both social media and the news media were dumpster fires of