What is more sad than disturbing is Ms. Montana implies that her interest in sex is special – something to be seen by gaggles of blurry-eyed onlookers. She’s learning something and everyone should find out what she discovers along the way. But, the dreary fact is that her curiosity is not special. It’s no more interesting than the dozens of clips and video montages any curious 15-year old boy can Google on a late Saturday night. There is no air of mystery surrounding Montana Fishburne or her interest in sex (or sexuality).
(re)Examining Modern Convention
Tag Archive: relationships
Something About Career, My Blog – and Look at This Eyeball
Anyway, I attended the Brazen Career meetup hosted by the ever lovely Charlotte Mutesha of Miz Chartreuse. The purpose of the meet up was to get friendly with other like-minded-ass-in-the-driver’s-seat-of-their-career folk (aka networking) and something about crowdsourcing your career
Weekend Recap & Why Cheetahs Shouldn’t Sell Real Estate
Mom and FMIL, you can start panicking now: the F got his motorcycle. After 2 years of Fridays, Saturdays (and other various days of the week) being choked up by graduate school, the F bought his long-awaited man-toy.
Tips on Writing a Properly Effective Nasty-Gram (aka The Dreaded Complaint Letter)
No one likes writing them, but they have to be done (sometimes). Here are some tips I’d like to share with you.
My Blog is a (Pre)Marital Counselor
The weird thing about blogging is that the F is supportive peripherally.
A Conversation With My Younger Self (Maybe She’ll Listen)
Popularity does not equal value – do not think of your worthiness in terms of what you don’t have or what other people are acknowledging about you. You are smarter than that. You are better. You are.
Cunt – A Lesson in Words
Bitch vaguely illustrates power plays between men and women in the office. Being called a cunt almost always offends, whereas being called a bitch just might be a compliment.
The Problem with the CYA Mantra
The CYA mantra insists that work be done in vacuums at your cubicles. As long as you take care of your part of the load – everyone is fine.