emotional labor

New research looks at how much time — emotional labor, even — women spend decoding men's texts and communication.
"'Oh, and thank you to Kelli for coordinating this event,' my manager said. After weeks of planning and stressing, the 'exposure' I received was barely a two-second mention."
"Wine is an easy solution to a problem that no one plans on fixing."
Women are often tasked with making the festive season magical for their family ― a fact that's even more clear in a pandemic.
This Equal Pay Day, let’s reexamine how we think about labor.
Doing too much of the emotional and mental work in your household? Here's how to make a change.
If you're feeling maxed out or stressed because of holiday planning, family therapists have advice just for you.
Whether you're the emotional laboring spouse or the slacker, marriage therapists have some tips for you.
I find it insulting when men who’ve put zero effort into learning about women’s rights ask me to use my time and energy to explain to them.
A person doesn't have to be hateful in order to be racist.