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Origin: proximal massage education facility. Insertion: inferior surface of bedding covers. Actions: tearing of the hair, mastication of the jaw, and systemic collapse via exhaustion. To shorten this muscle, continue cramming relentlessly. To lengthen, intermittently apply chai latte and laughter. Approximately 2% of you are laughing now: to you, who have survived kinesiology in medical or massage school (or [...] 10 March 2010 at 11:17 pm | Category: Mental Health, Meta | Tags: feminists don't laugh, massage, school | 4 comments
Like this? Share it: Welcome to RMB’s Naked Pictures of Faceless People, a series of guest posts from diverse anonymous bloggers. (Read more about NPFP’s origins.) These are the posts that are jumping to get out of us, but for whatever reason — safety, embarrassment, conflict of interest, protection of loved ones’ reputations or feelings, or so on — [...] 8 March 2010 at 10:35 pm | Category: Gender, Mental Health, Parenting | Tags: gifted, isms, societal pressures | 18 comments
Like this? Share it: Life is: growing plans ever bigger, scrambling to keep up commitments already extant, deadlines long since missed and still looming ahead, inspiration abounding, dubious coping skills on the sly, perspective shifts vertiginous and plentiful, and never enough time when everything wants done now. *** Life is: a hand clutching a hand, a ring digging into flesh and [...] 6 March 2010 at 2:53 am | Category: Mental Health | Tags: bipolar, sleep | 6 comments
Like this? Share it: Welcome to RMB’s Naked Pictures of Faceless People, a series of guest posts from diverse anonymous bloggers. (Read more about NPFP’s origins.) These are the posts that are jumping to get out of us, but for whatever reason — safety, embarrassment, conflict of interest, protection of loved ones’ reputations or feelings, or so on [...] 2 March 2010 at 1:47 am | Category: Body, Gender, Naked Pictures of Faceless People, Parenting | Tags: misogyny, violence against children, violence against women | 13 comments
Like this? Share it: Just enough of my persistent-not-exactly-optimism is left that I won’t say it is inevitable… but damn does it seem it. It seems inevitable that whenever I have a day of wow-I-totally-get-this-parenting-thing, look-at-me-be-zen-about-his-tantrums, damn-dude-why-can’t-you-just-let-it-go-like-I’m-doing, the next day — the very next day — I completely fucking lose it. Break-a-plate-in-anger-when-he-dumps-out-the-eggs-he-doesn’t-want lose it. I don’t like it. Maybe the zen [...] 28 February 2010 at 8:04 pm | Category: Mental Health, Meta, Parenting | Tags: falling short | 14 comments
Like this? Share it: That, of course, is the first rule of nutrition. And there are no other rules. I just read this fabulous post over at Spilt Milk: Let us eat cake, and in the comments, in my own rambling, I had something of a revelation, immediately followed by a reality check: I said that the Boychick never “doesn’t like” [...] 23 February 2010 at 3:39 am | Category: Body, Fat is a feminist issue, Kyriarchy, Parenting, Privilege | Tags: food, Health At Every Size | 17 comments
Like this? Share it: Welcome to RMB’s Naked Pictures of Faceless People, a series of guest posts from diverse anonymous bloggers. (Read more about NPFP’s origins.) These are the posts that are jumping to get out of us, but for whatever reason — safety, embarrassment, conflict of interest, protection of loved ones’ reputations or feelings, or so on [...] 22 February 2010 at 12:37 am | Category: Fat is a feminist issue, Gender, Mental Health, Naked Pictures of Faceless People, Parenting | Tags: breastfeeding, domestic abuse, pregnancy, violence against women | 7 comments
Like this? Share it: Welcome to RMB’s Naked Pictures of Faceless People, a series of guest posts from diverse anonymous bloggers. (Read more about NPFP’s origins.) These are the posts that are jumping to get out of us, but for whatever reason — safety, embarrassment, conflict of interest, protection of loved ones’ reputations or feelings, or so on [...] 17 February 2010 at 3:11 am | Category: Mental Health, Naked Pictures of Faceless People, Parenting | Tags: ableism, bipolar, work | 9 comments
Like this? Share it: So here’s something I’ve discovered I won’t blog about: when it’s not my story to tell. When telling of my experience would reveal more than others are ready to share. That was my weekend. This is the first time I’ve been at my computer for more than 5 minutes since Wednesday night. Dear Record Number of Commenters: [...] 15 February 2010 at 11:39 pm | Category: Links, Mental Health | Tags: babywearing, bisexuality, Carnival of Feminist Parenting, gender roles, misogyny, racism, spoons | Be the first to comment!
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Arwyn
In my bathroom hangs a plaque with a picture of a yin yang and the word BALANCE. I can never get it to hang straight. This probably says something deep and meaningful about my life.
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Open thread: On first periods
My monthly menstrual musings may have misled many of my much-beloved readers. I was not always as forthright as I am now — to put it mildly — and my willingness to talk about menstruation here, and elsewhere online and other feminist-dominated spaces1, doesn’t mean I don’t (or rather, didn’t when it was applicable) buy [...]
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