How to Be a Woman

This was alright I guess. Very much a product of its time, a mix of feminist messaging but a white cishet feminism and personal anecdotes often falling into some stereotypes and essentialism. Especially ranting about having children, Moran says one stereotypical thing in one chapter (having children will make you into a superwoman, nothing else can do that) and then says the complete opposite in the next. Mid 2000s Cosmo vibes. Feel free to pass