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Sadly, I think all women are treated as being hysterical when it comes to period issues. I had my period for 15 months and was anemic to the point of needing a blood transfusion before a doctor took me seriously.

As a teacher who has had a hysterectomy, I always have pads and tampons. Girls know they can come to me whenever!

I don’t like lying to my kids either. If they asked me, I said, if you believe he’s real in your heart, then he is. That always sufficed. My oldest never believed in Santa (she did believe in Bigfoot, however), but my youngest believed in Santa for so long. Telling her he wasn’t really… Read More

#1 lesson plans are your job. You can do that on bed rest. I have had lesson plans for every year. If you planbook, it’s very easy to transfer and edit each year. I taught until I was nine months pregnant. You definitely went through a harrowing experience, but that doesn’t mean you… Read More

The dad is a total dick, and the mom is a weakling. I do have to say that the daughter in law should’ve let her husband handle his own family. I get the impulse, but it’s always better when they deal with it on their own from my experience.

A part-time job could cover the meals she covets…

Okay, so we stayed at a house in England that was a family friend’s house. I was on my period, but at the end of it. I wrapped my pad very well in toilet paper, but the next day, I went to the bathroom and found a box of baggies for feminine products. I was salty af, but reading this… Read More

You’re deluded if you don’t see how Abbott and DeSantis have been on the warpath against teachers. Their views are driving a lot of parents (even in liberal bastions) to cry foul. I don’t know a single democrat politician who approves of or encourages book banning, but it’s become… Read More

It’s in the book Night. It really happened, and it should horrify and offend everyone. It’s a widely read text from a world renowned author. Censoring info from it or glossing over it is just like censoring Anne Frank.

As a parent, I’ve always believed that if my kids were smart enough to ask the question, they’re smart enough to get the real answer. Kids have these questions, and they deserve honest answers. As an English teacher and professor, I thank God I’m from a state that protects my ability… Read More