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Four for Wednesday: Nutrition, Memoirs, and Relationships
As obesity rises, Big Food and dietitians push ‘anti-diet’ advice
General Mills warns of ‘food shaming’; dietitian influencers promote junk foods and discourage weight loss efforts, from The Washington Post
3 new memoirs tell stories of struggle and resilience
‘This American Ex-Wife,’ ‘Everywhere the Undrowned’ and ‘The Manicurist’s Daughter’ delve into the challenges of knowing oneself and one’s family, also from The Washington Post
It Took Divorce to Make My Marriage Equal
I spent 12 years fighting for an equal partnership, when what I needed was a divorce, by Lyz Lenz, in Glamour (yes, she's the author of "This American Ex-Wife")
The All-American Father
When I became a father, I felt a torrent of love, pride, and terror. Now, looking back on the rules of manhood that shaped how my own father raised me, I wonder: did he love me the same way? (from Esquire)
General Mills warns of ‘food shaming’; dietitian influencers promote junk foods and discourage weight loss efforts, from The Washington Post
3 new memoirs tell stories of struggle and resilience
‘This American Ex-Wife,’ ‘Everywhere the Undrowned’ and ‘The Manicurist’s Daughter’ delve into the challenges of knowing oneself and one’s family, also from The Washington Post
It Took Divorce to Make My Marriage Equal
I spent 12 years fighting for an equal partnership, when what I needed was a divorce, by Lyz Lenz, in Glamour (yes, she's the author of "This American Ex-Wife")
The All-American Father
When I became a father, I felt a torrent of love, pride, and terror. Now, looking back on the rules of manhood that shaped how my own father raised me, I wonder: did he love me the same way? (from Esquire)
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However, it sounds like it would be fun to jump into a huge bowl of plushie Cheerios. :)
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And sure, I'd be interested to read what you write, if you decide to do that :)
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It's not that the terrible people and the ones who have bad reactions don't exist, it's the way they were foregrounded and their more positive counterparts were vagueified (it's 330 AM, I'll come up with the actual word for my essay. :D)
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