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  • 44 Compelling Reasons To Stop Dieting Now

    by Green Mountain at Fox Run
  • The Life-Changing Magic Of Giving Up

    by Lindsay King-Miller
  • You Don’t Have To Love Your Body To Love Your Life

    by Joni Edelman
  • From Pregnancy To Pole Dancing

    by Kimberlee Auerbach Berlin
  • Dear Dana: I Want To Lose Weight, But Can’t. Should I Just Accept My Body Or Keep Trying?

    By Dana Norris
    January 2, 2018

    Dear Dana is a bi-weekly advice column for humans who engage in romantic relationships. Please send your dilemmas, issues, conundrums, assumptions, conflicts, anxieties, worriments, obstacles, complications, predicaments, queries, questions, and any other synonyms for “problems” to deardana@rolereboot.org. Dear Dana, I’m tired of being overweight. I’m a woman in my late 20s and I really want to […]

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  • Finding Joy In Life After Being Diagnosed With Stage 4 Breast Cancer

    By Jennifer Marrow
    December 21, 2017

    On this day, however, I was as healthy as any remission patient could be, and I danced like no one was watching. I woke up before sunrise on my fourth day in Greece, on the island of Milos. As I walked on the rocks where the electric blue water crashes on the shore, I realized […]

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  • How Music By Women Got Me Through This Year

    By Lindsay King-Miller
    December 15, 2017

    These songs haven’t so much been the soundtrack of my 2017 as they have been the sound of what I hoped I could achieve.  When I look back on 2017, I’ll remember the music. I used to have music on all the time. Back before iPods, I carried my Discman around with me everywhere, and […]

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  • The Broke-As-A-Joke Holiday Gift Guide

    By Lindsay King-Miller
    November 29, 2017

    Between family gatherings, friendly get-togethers, office White Elephants, and school Secret Santas, any resemblance between the amount of money you spend on gifts and the amount you can actually spare tends to get washed away in a deluge of social expectations. The annual Bloodfeast of Capitalism is upon us. From now until the end of […]

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  • I Was The Roommate From Hell

    By Samantha Jean Sumampong
    November 9, 2017

    It’s hard to admit when you’re the bad guy. It was morning and I was in my one-bedroom college apartment that I shared with my roommate Peggy. I went into her room, technically the “living room,” and I opened the curtain to see if she was here. She was and she was pissed. Her sharp […]

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  • I’m 36 And I May Never Have Kids

    By Kristin Hanes
    November 8, 2017

    I wonder if I can truly handle being a parent after so many years of freedom, quiet, and choice. At 36 years old, I’m starting to come to terms with the fact that I may never have kids. Like many American women, I’ve waited and waited and waited. I go about my day, not even thinking […]

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  • Song Of Myself: Recovering Our Bodies From Gender Violence

    By Chelsea Cristene
    November 1, 2017

    I’ve come to realize that navigating a world where men regularly lay claim to our bodies means reclaiming those bodies, along with our minds. If emotional labor were tracked and compensated, then women have put in overtime during the past few weeks. With a nudge from Alyssa Milano, who popularized #MeToo to continue the movement […]

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  • On Being A Small Woman

    By Robin Silbergleid
    October 23, 2017

    Even as a home-owning adult, I feel like a child. I am a small woman. I stand just over five feet tall and, outside of pregnancy, my heaviest weight (my current) is 110 pounds. I can still buy some clothes from the children’s department, which I do, on occasion, because it’s usually less expensive. I […]

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