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All The Lifestyle & Wellbeing Products We Tried & Loved In October

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All The Lifestyle & Wellbeing Products We Tried & Loved In September

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Body

I Got Sweat Botox In An Attempt To Smell Better

My keen vigilance against smelling like body odor follows me around like a cartoon fart cloud. I am assured by people around me that the smell is all in my

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Wellness

One Bed, Two Blankets: Does The Scandi Sleeping Method Work?

I can’t remember when exactly I encountered the two blankets, one bed sleeping arrangement, but I do know I wasn’t a fan at first. It would have been d

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Work & Money

25 Women Share Exactly How Much Is Sitting In Their Savings Accounts

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Living

5 Women On The Beauty & Burden Of Being Caregivers

Taking care of people is a fundamental facet of life: whether it’s for a friend, a loved one, a stranger, or a pet. But there are many, many people for w

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Work & Money

The Indignity Of Follow-Up Emails

It’s 3.12 p.m. on a Thursday and your fingers are itching at your keyboard. Your colleague told you EXPLICITLY that you’d hear back about this external

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Too Many Thoughts Living Rent-Free In Your Head? Try Mind Gardening

People have been describing thoughts, images, and ideas as “living in their head rent-free” for years now. Urban Dictionary (the font of all kn

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Sex Re-Education

Why Women Love Making Fictional Men Have Sex

“I find the idea of one hot man appealing, so I consequently find the idea of two hot men appealing, too,” wrote anonymous user Dark Twin in he

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Body

Periods Are Finally Mainstream In Sport. What Took Everyone So Long?

When triathlete Emma Pallant-Browne crossed the finish line in fourth place at the PTO European Open in May — after passing 12 women on the run — she w

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Fandemonium

Screaming Crying Throwing Up? What Stan Culture Does To Your Brain

There are several ways to describe the outsize, almost alien reaction that stans experience when seeing their idol in person. Way back when it was attached

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Relationships

Loneliness Defined My 20s But Now I’m Happier Than Ever

It is embarrassing — shameful almost — to admit to being lonely in your 20s. At least that’s how I felt about it at the time. For a significant part

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Bed Rot Is Gross But So Is Life

The latest phrase to jump from TikTok hashtag to aggrieved headlines is bed rot, a term used to describe, surprisingly, rotting in bed. Not in the literal

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LGBTQ+

Queer People Constantly Fall In Love Online — Without Dating Apps

The introduction of Tinder in 2012 revolutionised the way people thought about online dating. You only need to look at the proliferation of dating terms ov

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Relationships

Knowing Your Partner’s “Argument Style” Can Be A Relationship Gam...

The past couple of years have popularized the idea of understanding your attachment style, identifying a partner’s perceived narcissism or ranking their

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Relationships

How Do You Get Over A Friendship That Ended With No Explanation?

Ever wondered what you’d say to a therapist, given the chance? We asked Dr Sheri Jacobson, a retired psychotherapist with over 17 years’ clinic

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Wellness

How The Rest Of The World Sleeps: A Very Serious Investigation

Yawn! Welcome to Sleep Week, a seven-day stretch where we source you the best intel on a good night’s rest as well as the best buys in the Zzz-c

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SCAMbition

Mentors Are Career Dynamite – If You Can Find One

We’ve always been told that if we work hard and follow the rules, anything is possible. So why does everything — from home-ownership to the dream

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SCAMbition

Why Do We Find LinkedIn So Cringe?

We’ve always been told that if we work hard and follow the rules, anything is possible. So why does everything — from home-ownership to t

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Living

My New Favorite Thing Is Lying To Strangers

“So, my boyfriend would tell me not to share with you, but I’ve really got into lying at the moment.” So begins Holly’s TikTok about her ly

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Living

Ask A Therapist: How Can I Stop Freezing Up In Arguments?

Ever wondered what you’d say to a therapist, given the chance? We asked Dr. Sheri Jacobson, a retired psychotherapist with over 17 years’ clini

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Body

Be Honest, Do I Smell?

There’s a scene from Mad Men that I think about a lot. Peggy Olson, the young copywriter, is confidently delivering a pitch to an important client. The c

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Books & Art

As A Lesbian, Straight Power Dynamics In Sex Confused Me — Until Now

There’s a tweet doing the rounds at the moment about the experience of loving a book but not remembering a single thing about it. As relatable content go

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Fashion

When It Comes To Your Wardrobe, It Costs To Gain Weight

When Miriam, 27, changed her medication a couple of years ago she went up three dress sizes. Being bigger didn’t bother her in and of itself but the comb

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Work & Money

How ‘Bad’ Is Multitasking At Work, Really?

How often do you find yourself multitasking? If you’re anything like me, it marks a lot of your life. At work, when you’re drafting an email while resp

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Mind

I’ve Always Been A Crier – Now I’m On Antidepressants...

On Saturday I am close to tears for the first time in weeks. I can feel them blooming behind my eyes as I watch, of all things, the season one finale of Ug

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