Adults, myself included, are regressing to childhood - moving back in with their parents, job-hunting in between porn-viewing sessions and eating bowls of Frosties for dinner. Who could blame us?

Alice O'Keeffe's "Squeezed Middle" column.

Tanya Gold writes that "motherhood and autonomy can never coexist" - but how does that affect the debate over abortion?

Glosswitch reads parenting manuals so you don't have to.

While it’s great to have Hillary and Snoop on board the equal marriage bandwagon, Eleanor can’t help feeling they care a little bit too much about vote-chasing and record sales to be celebrated as true converts to the cause just yet.

Nicholas Lezard's "Down and Out" column.

Young women from BME backgrounds are discovering that there's more to hiking than the white middle class stereotype.

Ghosts in the machine.

In which Willard gets his first proper kiss since the project began.

We weren't just watching it on television in the 1970s - we were living it, too.

Writing about raising children and domestic life is no more trivial than any other blogging subject, argues Glosswitch.

How can house prices be so high when seemingly nobody has any money?

In which Willard encounters a fiscally prudent herpetologist.

Amid the terrifying tat and horrible heartbreak, genuinely heartfelt gestures do still have a chance.