I wasn’t going to write about More to Love. I don’t want this blog to turn into the “ranting about reality dating shows blog” and Professor Bean has already written about it. But he’s away for a week, which means I have to come up with all the ideas (how do other bloggers do this?). [...]
Posts Tagged ‘love’
Age is a feminist issue
Posted in television, tagged age, Feminism, gender, love, more to love on August 5, 2009 | 1 Comment »
What’s Love Got to Do With it (part 2)?
Posted in books/magazines, tagged Cristina Nehring, love, nonfiction, writing on July 18, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I ordered Cristina Nehring’s A Vindication of Love because I thought her ideas might make good fodder for a blog post. Now, barely 20% of the way through the book, I have to stop and rant—not about her ideas, but about her support for those ideas. Google tells me this woman writes for The Atlantic [...]
What is love anyway? (first in a series)
Posted in books/magazines, television, tagged Bachelorette, love, mark sanford, marriage, sandra tsing loh, television on July 8, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I’ve been thinking a lot about love, especially the kind expressed in and around marriage, what with Mark Sanford’s love letters, an essay decrying the companionate marriage by Sandra Tsing Loh, A Vindication of Love: Reclaiming Romance for the Twenty-First Century by Cristina Nehring, and, of course, the fights in various states for and against [...]