Brianne McDonald
I feel a bit too old for this, but here we are. – A Memoir by Me
20 Signs That He Really Isn’t The ‘One’
8. He informs you that your promotion at work is only because your boss wants to ‘bang you.’ In the words of Ryan Gosling … Who still says bang?
‘Average’ Is Not A Dirty Word
There is a pervasive notion that by admitting to being ‘average’ you are somehow settling. That you’ve accepted the drudgery of life and have no drive or will to press forward, to grow, to be better.
Our Beliefs Are Made To Be Broken
I don’t want to constantly be surrounded by people who agree with everything I say and do. How boring. How mindless.
8 Ways To Get Along With Your Ex-Husband (Or Wife)
It’s not easy, we’re not perfect, but here are a few things I’ve learned when it comes to handling the less than ideal situation.
10 Things That Happen When You’re ‘Just One Of The Guys’
5. In some ways (many ways maybe) you’d really rather not be ‘one of the guys.’
The Night Drives
The highway spreads out beneath my truck like a black, pulsing vein. I can feel it shifting under the racing tires, alive and restless, as the sun sets violently in the rearview mirror painting the inside of the cab in shades of rose.
28 Very Random Thoughts While Playing A MMORP Video Game: A Woman’s Journey
3. Bust size… eh? Huuuum, let’s just ease this bar all the way to the right. There we go, perfect. No one will suspect I’m compensating… right? Am I a bad feminist now?
I Don’t Want To Protect My Daughter. I Want To Prepare Her.
I, like most parents, have this vague philosophy by which I’m attempting to raise the product of my uterus. Currently, it amounts to something like this: I don’t want to merely protect my daughter from the world; I want to prepare her for it.
10 Types Of Moms That Suck
The Language Police Mom
20 Struggles Of Being A Nerdy Girl In Your Late 20s
14. You have no idea why anyone would want to wear fake glasses. What is with this pervasive misconception that you have to have poor vision to be nerdy?
What It’s Like Growing Up With A Mentally Ill Mother
What was it like growing up with a mentally ill mother? In a word?
Real Friendship Is Really Hard
If they needed me, I would be there, but I often worry if they know that, if they understand, and whose fault it is if they don’t.