Ever hear of a mi sander? Probably not. It means a hater of men and you don’t hear it because it’s not allowed … or wasn’t until just now
aloise b. heath
Share this story
Ever hear of a mi sander? Probably not. It means a hater of men and you don’t hear it because it’s not allowed … or wasn’t until just now
aloise b. heath

About the Author
Aloïse Buckley Heath (1918–1967) was the sister of National Review’s founder, William F. Buckley Jr.
Advertisement
Advertisement
Ever hear of a mi sander? Probably not. It means a hater of men and you don’t hear it because it’s not allowed … or wasn’t until just now
aloise b. heath
By continuing, you agree to our terms of service and privacy policy.

About the Author
Aloïse Buckley Heath (1918–1967) was the sister of National Review’s founder, William F. Buckley Jr.
Advertisement
Advertisement
Comments