Men who provide services (waitstaff, plumbers etc.) show their misogyny in their behaviour to woman customers. Even if we are the ones paying the bill. Indian men would literally rather lose a customer than serve a woman.
If you think younger men are a cinch, think again!!! Here’s what Mr.Everyday has to say about our couple state.
There’s a couple we have gotten close to. I never thought of double-dating as more than four people socializing. But it turns out to be different.
My father does it. I remember my cousin doing it from the summer he stayed with us. And now, to my horror and disgust, I find the boy does it too!
You know the phrase ‘opposites attract’? What nobody tells you is whether they ever end up happily ever after. Let me illustrate.
Last month, I was refreshing my make-up, when I stopped dead in my tracks. In that innocuous little plastic holder above the washbasin, there was a third toothbrush.
I actually wrote this post five months ago. I feel more confident about bringing this out so here it is for your reading pleasure!
I’m in a relationship.
It’s been an eventful Christmas weekend. Watching your new significant other with other people is an interesting experience.
Among other things, I’ve been discovering the joys of vanity since I quit my job and have had a lot more time to myself. It’s quite wonderful, caring for oneself and looking good-feeling good. Mr.Everyday, on the other hand, is determined to win the title for ‘Most Likely to Be…
A poem about the space in relationships.