I remember having to do a report in school about what we wanted to be when we grew up. I always knew I wanted to be a wife and mom. But I never thought it was the 'right' answer. So I would make up something. More >>

I heard your commentary about how women should spend their 20s becoming confident and competent...Amen sister! More >>

It took me awhile to own up to the fact I was a less than great mother to my children...When I finally did, I sat them down individually and asked each to tell me what were the worst things they felt I did. More >>

...I was introduced to your radio show a couple years back by my mom, and always loved the way you were so straightforward and how you always tell it like it is. My mom also suggested your book, The Proper Care and Feeding of Husbands, which I just finished reading two days ago... More >>

I am writing to thank you for helping me to understand why I do certain things which have held me back in terms of career and relationships and for just getting me excited about life in general. More >>

My wife tells the (true) story of what happened when she had my toddler son with her in the grocery store one day. All was quiet and the boy was seated in the basket, while she was looking at some products on the store shelves. More >>

My life completely changed 8 years ago. I was married, had 2 children, a career that kept me in the office 9 hours a day, 5 days a week. While I was in my office I always listened to you. More >>

My husband and I have been married for 24 years. He is my hero and I am his girlfriend. Mothering my children is my main job after caring for my husband. More >>

I googled "how to be a better stay at home mom" last night. I came across a blog (I think) where a woman had asked essentially the same question. I read through the responses until I came to one from a woman who mentioned your book. More >>

I listened to you on XM for a while and couldn't believe how straight and narrow your comments were. Some of them offended me (I realize you still get a bit appalled sometimes, but, hey, that's part of being educated). More >>