Rebecca Parsley·1d agoThe study of a lifetimeWhen I was born, my mother was asked if she would give permission for me to be part of the 1970 British Cohort Study.
InBouncin’ and Behavin’ BlogsbyDiane Wilder·2d agoSir, I Said I Liked Your TrainsDating in my 50s, I’m happy to flirt. I’d just like to know whether you’re asking me out or asking me over.A response icon2A response icon2
IngenXybyDana DuBois·3d agoJennifer Lawrence Made Me Rethink Eyelid Surgery at 56 — For This One ReasonMy eyes are hooded, uneven, and entirely mine. I’d love to lose the first two. I’m terrified of losing the third.A response icon16A response icon16
InPink Hair & PronounsbyDana DuBois·3d ago8 Things Gen Z Knows About Consent That Gen X Had to Learn the Hard WayWe learned about consent from John Hughes movies. Our kids learned it in health class, on social media, and from each other. Guess who’s…A response icon10A response icon10
InNEW LITERARY SOCIETYbyOSINT PULSE·4d agoPissing Off Your Parents: How Wearing Black Became the First Gen X Full-Time JobThe time we wore all black to make dinner as uncomfortable as possible for our yuppie parents
IngenXybyDana DuBois·4d ago12 Red Pill Terms Every Woman Dating After 50 Needs to RecognizeHypergamy, “divorce rape,” and the manosphere vocabulary that can tell you more about a man than his dating profile ever will.A response icon49A response icon49
IngenXybyDana DuBois·6d ago3 Ways Men Keep GenX Women on the HookBenching, cushioning, and the maybelatership all offer men the same deal: access to you without accountability to you.A response icon13A response icon13
InThe Mixtape MemoirsbyDana DuBois·Nov 4The Midterms Went Blue! Here Are 10 Songs to Scream-Sing About It.A GenX victory setlist for people who remember 2016 and aren’t getting cocky (but who still want to celebrate!)A response icon32A response icon32
IngenXybyDana DuBois·Nov 3“I Didn’t Think We Were Exclusive” Is the Most Dangerous Sentence in Midlife DatingThere’s a name for the man who says it. And a reason why women over 50 need to take it more seriously than anyone.A response icon23A response icon23
IngenXybyKaren Marie Shelton·Nov 3The Generation That Became Everyone’s Rock Is Quietly Falling ApartGen X women learned to take care of themselves as children. Now they’re taking care of everyone else, and running on empty.A response icon1A response icon1