CHH Sunday Roundup: FREE Article, Surveys, and More
Many Such Takes to resume next Sunday
Hello everyone! Normally, on Sundays I publish Many Such Takes, my weekly free roundup of the most unhinged stuff on Twitter, but this week is a bit different, mostly because the only thing anyone is talking about right now is tariffs, and well, I covered that yesterday:
Free Article of the Week
You might be wondering what the free article of the week is, since I didn’t reveal it yesterday as was the plan. So this week, I decided to make my article about age gap relationships free. This is an old one you might not have seen floating around before, so enjoy!
Survey Opportunities
As Lyman Stone and I put the finishing touches on the men’s fashion survey (thank you all for your patience) I would love it if you could take some of the currently open surveys, in order of urgency/importance:
Birth Rates Survey, open to all Americans over 18. You do not need to want/have kids to fill this out, it’s for absolutely everyone! Fill it out here. I want to write about the results early next week so this one is the most important!
Parenting Risk Assessment Survey, open to all American parents who at one point have had decision-making authority over a child’s upbringing (including if that child is now an adult) Fill it out here.
Relationship History Survey, available to all Americans over 18. Fill that out here.
Reddit Relationship Advice Survey, available to anyone of any country who has at any point asked Reddit for relationship advice. Fill that out here.
In Case You Missed It…
This week, I wrote about lots of stuff. I wrote about fashion. I wrote about social media. I defended millennial fathers. Last week, I wrote about OCD manifesting as hypochondria, and the week before that, I wrote about my belief that sex doesn’t need to be empowering or degrading. If you’re a new subscriber, rest assured there will always be something for you, even if the article of the day isn’t. So hopefully, you’ll stick around. I’m glad you’re here!
I don't think of myself as a particularly permissive parent, but every single item in the risk survey (with the important exceptions of social media, boyfriends, and one or two of the swimming scenarios) are "risks" that I have happily exposed my own children to.
Is this an Xennial thing?
You will never be a woman.