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  • I Got Rid Of My Period And I’ve Never Felt So Feminine

    by Olga Mecking
  • 8 Reasons Why I Don’t Want To Hear About Your Diet

    by Judith Matz
  • Why I Strip

    by Adiba Nelson
  • There Is Power In Being Naked, Together

    by Avital Norman Nathman
  • I’ve Spent 10,585 Days Caring About My Looks, And Now I’m Done

    By Sara Lindberg
    January 28, 2016

    Countless hours, days, weeks, months, and years spent wondering if I am good enough. I haven’t shaved my legs for a few weeks. It wasn’t intentional. I just haven’t made the time in the morning to get it done. There is a part of me that wants to just say I’m done. I’m going to […]

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  • Why Parents Should Have Child-Free Friends

    By Lindsay King-Miller
    January 25, 2016

    I love having people around to remind me that, no, the world doesn’t actually revolve around my diaper change schedule. When you have a child, you prepare for the fact that your life will change. Throughout the joys and tribulations of your pregnancy or your partner’s pregnancy or waiting to bring your adopted child home, […]

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  • On Living With Anxiety Since Childhood, And Finally Asking For Help

    By Sara Lindberg
    January 19, 2016

    Anxiety has been a part of my life for as long as I can remember. I’m never quite sure when it’s going to happen. You would think after all these years, I would have some kind of warning sign before it starts. The situations are different. The settings and people change, but the feeling is […]

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  • 5 Ways The World Is Skewed Against Single People

    By Rosie Waterland
    January 14, 2016

    A single woman in the United States, over the course of her lifetime, could end up paying $1,002,096 more than her coupled-up counterparts. Society just doesn’t cater to single people. I’ve been in long-term relationships without a break since I was 16. I’m now almost 27 and am finally starting to understand the awesome side […]

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  • I’m A Sensitive Woman, Not A Drama Queen

    By Amy Monticello
    January 13, 2016

    Since I was a child, my family has treated my sensitivity as a symptom of self-centeredness, a way of privileging my own emotions over others’ by, in their view, exaggerating them, inflating them, even inventing them. Sarah Bernhardt was a late 19th-century dramatic actress from France, earning her moniker, The Divine Sarah, for her celebrated […]

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  • I Knew The Risks, But I Took Drugs During My Pregnancies Anyway

    By Elizabeth Broadbent
    January 12, 2016

    And if I were to get pregnant, I’d do it again. You’ve seen the ads on Facebook. “If you used Zoloft during pregnancy and your baby was born with a birth defect, you may be entitled to compensation.” Pfizer is accused of hocking the drug to pregnant women despite known risks, including “holes in the heart, […]

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  • Why My New Year’s Resolution Is To Gain

    By Sara Lindberg
    January 11, 2016

    Girls don’t simply decide not to have a voice. We teach them. I think I was 12 years old when I set my first one. My first New Year’s resolution. Always being a bit heavier as a kid, losing weight was at the top of my list when January 1 rolled around. My resolutions would […]

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  • Moving With The Water: On Living As A Young Widow

    By Sarah Kilch Gaffney
    January 4, 2016

    We all just do the best we can. I am still just doing the best I can. Hundreds of times over the last six years, I have been told of my strength. I have been told of my persistence, my courage, my unfailing optimism. I have been told how much I must hurt, and yet […]

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