The Unhinged Mom Edit
Welcome to The Unhinged Mom Edit, where former sex toy developer Yasmin writes about the strange things motherhood does to your identity, your marriage, your taste, and your grocery bill. Every Sunday, 9:00 CET.
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Standards Have Dropped
I’ve noticed that the longer I’m a mother, the fewer things I Google.
Not sure whether that’s experience or declining standards.
Welcome back, my dear reader.
37 Degrees
Mini-Us, my husband and I are squeezed into seats 2A, B...
Forget the Toilet
My parents taught me to imagine intimidating people on the toilet.
It never worked.
I have finally found something that does.
Anyway, welcome back.
The Backpack
“If you don’t put the spoon back into the water table now, we’re...
I’ve Thought This Through
I’ve spent an unreasonable amount of time somewhere that doesn’t exist yet.
Completely normal behaviour for a 41-year-old with actual things to do.
Anyway, welcome back.
Sunday Dinner
“Mam, is there Crodino in the fridge?”
I’...
Nobody Knew Where We Were
There was no editorial meeting. It just keeps happening. I appear to have accidentally committed to the 90s.
Anyway, this week Wu-Tang Clan enters the ice-cream section.
Somehow this is still a newsletter about motherhood.
Pic...
Apparently, It Escalated
I fear the 90s situation has escalated.
There were cornflakes. Actual white sugar. A very pixelated camera. Viennetta. And for several consecutive days, nobody knew where I was unless they were physically looking at me.
My dear reader, we...
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Welcome to The Unhinged Mom Edit, where former sex toy developer Yasmin writes about the strange things motherhood does to your identity, your marriage, and your grocery bill. Every Sunday, 9:00 CET.
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