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Fed Up: Emotional Labor, Women, and the Way Forward
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No One Loves an Angry Woman: An Exvangelical Coming-of-Rage Story
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No One Loves an Angry Woman: An Exvangelical Coming-of-Rage Story:
"As an eldest daughter raised in the Mormon church, this book is an absolute GIFT. I was so taken with certain passages that I read them aloud to my husband and he immediately said, "Woah. I need to read that whole book." "
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"For every woman who was taught — expressly or implicitly— to suppress her rage, this book is both a balm and a rallying cry. It’s reassurance that we’re not alone in having always suspected that our anger — and our ambition, our desire, our spirit — "
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"No One Loves an Angry Woman is both an extraordinary memoir and a channeling of rage that's been building in the author since childhood. Rage that I share at a world men created, in which women can never feel safe. I also resonated with so much of Ha"
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| This book aggregates all of the best research in the field on the mental load and equal partnership, and also adds phenomenal new research that Mangino undertakes to understand what makes the men in truly egalitarian marriages tick. A must read for a ...more | |
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| Fascinating and well-researched, this book definitely made me rethink the way I approach the pacing of my work and life. Even my teens were deeply invested in the audio while we were listening in the car. I love how the author approaches this topic w ...more | |
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| This brought up so many wonderful conversations in our 17 year marriage, and helped us define at this point in our lives what “enough” feels like. Not a traditional financial advice book, this is all about how you relate emotionally to money and all ...more | |
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Sam Kelly’s work is going to change the world. She has taken the mental load and created a training process for kids (and adults) to learn how to carry this invisible labor equitably in relationships, families, and community. I have long said that th ...more |
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| A seething indictment of the myths we use to prop up gender inequality, not only in the workplace, but in the home as well. Well researched and passionately argued, I am recommending this book to every single one of my friends. | |
“I had been conditioned my whole life to think one step ahead, to anticipate the needs of those around me and care about them deeply. Emotional labor was a skill set I had been trained in since childhood. My husband, on the other hand, hadn’t received that same education. He is a caring person, but he is not a skilled carer.”
― Fed Up: Emotional Labor, Women, and the Way Forward
― Fed Up: Emotional Labor, Women, and the Way Forward
“He restated that all I ever needed to do was ask him for help, but therein lies the problem. I don’t want to micromanage housework. I want a partner with equal initiative.”
― Fed Up: Emotional Labor, Women, and the Way Forward
― Fed Up: Emotional Labor, Women, and the Way Forward
“While women have spent the past few decades being encouraged to reach for the masculine ideal of success, being told they can become anything their hearts desire in the professional realm, they have not been relieved of any of the emotional labor that waits for them when they return home.”
― Fed Up: Emotional Labor, Women, and the Way Forward
― Fed Up: Emotional Labor, Women, and the Way Forward
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