In September, I did an interview with Greg Cryns, who caters to a large group of work-from-home moms in his newsletter. Afterward, he e-mailed asking how he should introduce me and mused whether it was a good idea to explain my domain name in his piece.

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I write all of you at once, a convenience of modern technology, and in a sense it is like sitting and taking coffee by your side. What I want to share is very personal, but you know how I am—I’ve never lacked candor. Ready?

I have decided that a man’s libido must

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Steven Porricelli has never thrown his wife’s laptop out the window, but he’s wanted to.

“Technology is a necessary evil,” he told LifeWire about his wife, Jane, who runs MomGenerations.com. “She’s always texting in one hand and Twittering (an online social netwo… Read full post »

In August, architecture critic and author Philip Nobel wrote a piece for Elle about his affair with his twenty-something research assistant and subsequent divorce from his wife of ten years.

The response online, particularly from women, was huge. Run a search for “Philip Nobel” and you… Read full post »