Parenting

Questions my son will ask me one day, and how I’ll answer them.

I want to hand my kid my phone without him stumbling on my OKCupid app, my sexts, or my selfies. Is that so much to ask?

What girls wanted wasn’t badness. What they didn’t want was niceness. It took me decades to understand the difference.

Before I tell you about the boat, T and I need to negotiate what our son might one day read — and somehow that leads to the word “Daddy,” Oedipus, and my mother.

The line between privacy and secrecy is thinner than any of us would like to believe, especially when you’re a parent.

Some sex toys are easier to hide than others.

As a kid, I snooped everywhere. Now that my son’s reaching snooping age, I’m thinking about what he’ll find.