Women can be so mean. Did you catch the article about Queen Bees in the Wall Street Journal? Take a look. Of course it’s one thing to be a Queen Bee at the office, and quite another to be one at home. At the office, a Queen Bee will reach the top. But if she can’t More >

Below are my top 10 Dos and Don’ts for being a good wife. They are not (naturally) politically correct, but they work. I do not address men here, only women. So don’t come back with, “What about him? What does he have to do?” My book, How to Choose a Husband, speaks to women, not More >

Do you know what you’re having for dinner tonight? Who’s responsible for that chore in your home?I’ve been getting dinner on the table every night we don’t go out (roughly once a week, maybe twice if you throw in a pizza night) for at least 15 years. It’s a task I voluntarily took on when More >

[For blog subscribers: Welcome to all my new subscribers! You probably noticed that my blog was supposed to be daily. However, I've developed carpal tunnel syndrome (no surprise there) and need to lay low on the typing. So my blog may be sporadic for now. Weekly for sure, maybe more—but definitely not daily. Thank you More >

(Note: Thank you in advance for your patience as I figure out the particulars of my new blog. I know there’ve been some formatting and comment link issues. By Monday we should be good!)Some of you may have caught my appearance on Fox & Friends yesterday morning (hopefully not, since it was really early and More >

I’ve taken a lot of flack for telling women to not compete with the men they love and to be more feminine in their approach to love. Feminists hate my message (naturally), but even those who don’t consider themselves feminists are skeptical. What do I mean when I say this, they want to know. To be More >

At the end of the day, people live one of two lives: an examined life, or an unexamined life. An unexamined life is when you move through the years mindlessly, not really thinking about what you’re doing or why you’re doing it, or even if you like doing it. You’re just doing it, whatever “it” More >

No matter how you slice it, marriage is still a boon for women. Sound so retro, doesn’t it? Today’s women are empowered! They don’t need husbands!It’s true women don’t need men in the traditional sense of the word. Women can do all sorts of things that in the past would have been verboten or just bizarre: live More >

Of all the things I feel passionate about, being ‘politically correct’ tops the list. It’s so wrong, on so many levels, to keep quiet when you know something is factually incorrect. Or even if you just want to chime in but don’t.It’s easier, I’ll give you that. To be sure, you’ll be more liked. But here’s More >