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What’s the point of feminism when so many men are shit?

January 9, 2018 By Ellen

I wrote this post three years ago. Has anything changed? It was magical. Sunlight made the mountain snow sparkle and the only sound was boots crunching. Boots crunching and people talking.     Three women were chatting – intelligent, successful women enjoying the stunning Scottish scenery, respite from the festive round and the chance to […]

Filed Under: domestic, equality, fair, feminism, Feminist, feminsim, hills, housework, other things I have learned, rant, Scotland, sexism Tagged With: chores, feminism, men, Sexism, shock, walking, women

Things you don’t need for a happy Christmas

December 8, 2017 By Ellen

Undeniably, inexorably Christmas is coming. I can almost smell the turkey and mince pies. Jingle jingle. This year I have decided I’m going to be jolly from the outset. I’ll be so flipping festive you’ll couldn’t pick me out of a lineup of Santa’s elves. But first I’ve got to get one or two tiny, […]

Filed Under: boys, Christmas, Christmas gifts, family, other things I have learned Tagged With: boys, Christmas, family, humour, My Life, on my mind, Sexism

When your name really determines what you earn

November 21, 2017 By Ellen

A press release flooded in today. It says that a baby’s name will predict how much they are likely to earn in their working life. Apparently, Lily and Oscar are the highest earners of their gender. See the image from theknowledgeacademy.com for more. The stats came from information from more than half a million CVs […]

Filed Under: other things I have learned Tagged With: baby names, CVs, earning, everydaysexism, feminism, gender, humour, in the world, on my mind, Sexism, things I've learned, work

They never ask men how they’re going to juggle everything…

November 2, 2017 By Ellen

You hear quite often. That thing about how no one ever asking a ‘pregnant’ dad how he’s going to juggle work and childcare. Nope, for them it’s all manly slaps and pass the cigar. Apparently. But I’m not a man, much less a ‘pregnant’ one, so I don’t know what I’m likely to get asked. […]

Filed Under: family, other things I have learned Tagged With: challenge, feminism, in my life, in the world, leave, parents, Sexism, Something happened in my life, women

Why #MeToo matters so much

October 16, 2017 By Ellen

Have you seen all the #MeToo posts? They are by women who are putting up their virtual hands to say that they’ve been sexually assaulted or harassed too, in response to the Weinstein scandal. Women like you and I. It’s important to show how wide-spread this is and how, until now, so many women dealt with […]

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: #MeToo, feminism, in the world, My Life, Sexism, sexist, Something happened in my life, Weinstein, women, women's issues

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