A Blogazine for the Ladies
Jenn Clark is a writer, blogger, and all around "sex-pert.” In 2010, she put her two passions – writing and relationship advice – together and created the popular blog Jenn X: 30Something & Single on Tumblr.
She is the author of the book How to Be a Goddess (A Step-by-Step Guide to Becoming the Woman Men Dream About...)
which is based on an article she wrote that went viral and has been viewed nearly half a million times. She is also a monthly columnist for AVID Magazine, a featured writer for a variety of websites, and a frequent radio guest. You can find her on Facebook (user name: jennx30somethingandsingle) and YouTube (user name: jennx30).
Jenn received her B.A. in Journalism at USC and was a columnist for the Pasadena Star-News when she was only 17 years-old. She lives in Los Angeles and is just now starting to take her own advice.
What is it exactly that both men and women need to feel content and fulfilled in a relationship? Here’s the short answer: We both need to feel loved. This may sound simple enough, but it is actually quite complex. Why? Because what translates as “love” to each gender is really very different. In a man’s mind, he feels loved when he is respected. To a woman, love means that she is adored. Problems arise when we make the mistake of loving our partner in the way we need to be … [read more]
Do you remember the good ol’ days of dating? The dinner and the flowers? How he would pick you up and open the car door for you? The excitement of just being together? Ahhhh, ‘twas a splendid time indeed... Fast forward a couple years and things are, well, not so splendid. You don’t feel like you’re at the top of his priority list. Your time together doesn’t feel very special. In fact, you feel taken for granted. Maybe he makes you feel more like his maid or his … [read more]
One of the biggest complaints women have with men is they often try to fix our problems instead of simply listening to us. Sometimes we’d like to vent without being offered a solution, right? A hilarious example of this was portrayed in the movie “White Men Can’t Jump.” Rosie Perez is in bed with Woody Harrelson when she tells him she’s thirsty. He offers to get her a glass of water. This is how she replies: “If I’m thirsty, I don’t want you to bring me a glass of … [read more]
