satire
Gender-focused humor and satirical sexism that both celebrates feminism and parodies its shortcomings.
“Area 51”
The serene picture above of the person walking by a rocky seashore is what comes up when one types in the word menopause in the Unsplash image search bar.
Majique MiMiPublished about a month ago in VivaThe Signs & Day 1 of Their Period
Okay, hear me out. I’m a sucker for astrology stuff. If I see articles and quizzes that tell you about your personality or which colour you’re best aligned with to wear, you can guarantee I’m either applying it to my life or I’m at least considering it. Is any of it accurate? I have no idea, but I’m having a blast anyways.
Say Yes to NourishPublished 2 months ago in VivaA Modest Proposal
For preventing members of the working classes in the United States, From getting safe and legal access to bothersome abortions,
Katie AlafdalPublished 2 months ago in VivaA Hellish Dinner
One would think that Hell is like that place described in the movies, full of flames, demons, and a smell of sulfur, but surprisingly it looks a lot like Utah, but with more Mormons.
Mindsmatter.Published 6 months ago in VivaRude Questions People Ask Women - and Perfect Answers
Everyone seems to know just how we women ought to be living our lives. They tell us when to marry, what kind of a body to live in, how many children we should have, how to raise them, and just how much of a career we should or shouldn't strive for.
Robyn ReischPublished about a year ago in Viva
Top 5 Relatable Moments That Every Broke Girl Knows
Honestly, I am the worst possible candidate when it comes to taking care of money. I can't hide from it: I'm bad with money.
Olivia PlantePublished about a year ago in Viva
The Mature Women
I hit my late 40s and my marriage of 23 years started to crumble. I decided I had to improve on me. I did what any co-dependent women would do. I threw out all of my granny panties I hit my late 40s and my marriage of 23 years started to crumble. I did what any co-dependent women would do. I threw out all of my granny panties and bras.
Dottie Jo MarshPublished about a year ago in VivaBachelor
We've reached the end; tonight's sole episode of "The Bachelor; Brant's Dream Edition." There is only one episode; and only ONE rose to give away. Let us hear from our contestants for the evening...
Kent BrindleyPublished about a year ago in VivaShady Suitors of the Black Book
The tall, shapely lady strolled into the bar, with such confidence, those who didn’t know better would be certain she owned the place. Instead, the locals knew she was a woman thrice-scorned, who suddenly made millions turning those stories into best-selling thrillers - using the stories of her three perpetrators to publicly and indirectly mock them. She never used their real names, of course, but those who knew the men knew exactly who she was referring to.
Elle P. BrownPublished about a year ago in Viva
Black
"Stella! where are my keys? I am late! How many times has he been late? How many times has he asked me for keys that I do not use? How many times do I always know where they are, so I reluctantly point in that direction?
L.L WaltonPublished about a year ago in Viva
Black
"Stella! where are my keys? I am late! How many times has he been late? How many times has he asked me for keys that I do not use? How many times do I always know where they are, so I reluctantly point in that direction?
L.L WaltonPublished about a year ago in VivaThe Ladies' Restroom
A door appeared out of nowhere in front of you. Obviously, you open it. Aubrey stormed out of the panel room, slamming the door behind her. She frantically blinked back tears that had risen in proportion to her blood pressure skyrocketing. The pricks wouldn’t get to see her tears period, whether they were from frustration, sorrow, or joy. They had lost the privilege. They wouldn’t get to see anything but her very pissed off back for a long time. How long? She wasn’t sure but it would have to be long enough for her to forget this shitshow. Probably not this lifetime, she acknowledged.
