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  • Why I Don’t Tell Anyone How Much I Work Out

    by Lindsay King-Miller
  • What I Want My Daughter To Know About Aging

    by Amy Monticello
  • The Secret Society No Woman Wants To Join

    by Mia Freedman
  • Why My Daughters Sleep In A Closet

    by Mallory McDuff
  • 7 Things You Should Be Saying To Your Single Mom Friends

    By Samantha Darby Sollenberger
    August 4, 2015

    Instead of thinking about all the things you SHOULDN’T say, here’s what’ll work. There are a lot of lists out there about things you should never, ever say to a single mom. Those lists are pretty long, I know. But here’s one that could help you out! Seven things you should TOTALLY say to a […]

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  • I’m Transgender And I Need Body Positivity Too

    By Sam Dylan Finch
    August 3, 2015

    My body positivism does not hinge on the idea that all bodies are perfect as they are, because for some of us, this isn’t true to our experience. I love body positivism. What’s not to love? I’m all about any movement for self-acceptance and being a little kinder to ourselves. And after the last few […]

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  • Are Most Modern Day Americans Starving For Touch?

    By Kimberly Johnson
    July 31, 2015

    The laying-on of hands is one of the oldest healing capacities, available to everyone. But physical contact is often frowned upon here. What are the consequences of that? “Mom, I am so sad. I am forgetting how to love.” “What do you mean, sweetie?” “When I go to hug or kiss my friends here, they […]

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  • Why I Want To Keep My Pregnancy Private

    By Aubrey Hirsch
    July 16, 2015

    I’m not looking forward to the part where everyone wants to talk to me about my pregnancy, my body, touch me, offer me advice and criticism. It’s not that I’m averse to attention. I’m not—I love attention. But I only want it for things that I have earned. My husband, Devan, wants to know when […]

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  • One Way To Heal From Sexual Assault

    By Tanya Morshed
    July 15, 2015

    While it can be hard to find anything positive about trauma, one way to grow from it and to heal is to find meaning and purpose in it. The news is regularly filled with stories of sexual abuse, assault, and molestation. Sadly, a new global study from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found that […]

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  • Why So Many Women Put Others’ Happiness Before Their Own

    By Winona Dimeo-Ediger
    July 14, 2015

    I call this happiness by proxy: the idea that our own happiness can be measured by the happiness of the people who surround us. But what about our own needs? I was watching the pilot of the British sitcom Pulling the other day, which revolves around a woman who’s about to get married but is […]

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  • Therapy During The Golden Years

    By Juli Fraga
    July 14, 2015

    Perhaps we hold certain stereotypes that prevent us from recommending mental health treatment for our elders. Do we believe change is only possible for younger generations? A few years ago, my mother-in-law, Joan, developed an infection following a root canal. Her dentist prescribed penicillin, which triggered an awful allergic reaction—she actually stopped breathing. “Joan, stay […]

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  • Why We Need To Let Girls Take More Physical Risks

    By Amy Monticello
    July 9, 2015

    Conditioning girls to minimize themselves physically could be part of the underlying psychology that eventually casts women as victims. I fell off my first horse when I was 1 year old. No, I don’t mean that metaphorically—I literally fell off a horse, or rather, I was thrown off, along with my grandmother, who held on […]

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