Husband, We Need to Talk About Your Love of The History Channel's 'Forged in Fire'
/Darling, the host has a man bun.
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/In this week's installment of Badass Divorcées: How to attend a wedding without losing your shit.
Read MoreDear Husband, I'm Sorry I Fell Asleep During 'Captain America'
/I meant to ask you, was there a plot?
Read MoreHow to Annoy Your Spouse or Partner (Without Really Trying)
/One thing they don't tell you when you are taking your marriage vows or shacking up together or deciding to hang out for a few years while sharing a Netflix password is that the person with whom you decided to undertake this with will one day annoy the hell out of you.
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In this week's installment of Badass Divorcées: The ladies tackle yard work... maybe.
Read MoreThe Realities of Living Apart Together
/When I asked my husband what he'd be comfortable with me writing about our sex life in this piece he suggested I debunk the idea that men in their 50s are still horny as "total bollocks."
Read MoreThe Bad-At Coloring Book for Badass Divorcées: Cooking Edition
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In this week's installment of Badass Divorcées: The ladies try to cook, and it's not going so well.
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/In this week's installment of Badass Divorcées: Remembering who you really are.
Read MoreThe Bad-At Coloring Book for Badass Divorcées: Rebounds Edition
/In this week's installment of Badass Divorcées: Getting back out there with a rebound.
Read MoreThe Bad-At Coloring Book for Badass Divorcées: Playground Edition
/In this week's installment of Badass Divorcées: What to bring to the playground when you don't have a baby.
Read MoreThe Bad-At Coloring Book for Badass Divorcées: Freezing Your Eggs Edition
/In this week's installment of Badass Divorcées: Handy solutions for where to put your frozen eggs.
Read MoreDear Husband: What Your Wife Really Meant Was 'YOU Pick up the Straw Wrapper'
/Often, stay-at-home parents catch the sharp end of their tired-ass spouses who are exhausted by being out at work all day and want to come home to a respite retreat and not a Betty Crocker nightmare.
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