Tag: Women

I will always remember Mr. Sprague, my 9th grade Biology teacher. He was weird in the best way possible, and easily the funniest man I ever met. One day, he took a gigantic bite out of a slice of the moldiest piece of bread I’ve ever seen (it was leftover from one of his science experiements)....

Astoday is International Women’s Day, I want to take this opportunity to talk about one (in my opinion) very underrated aspect of womanhood, and that is hair. In preparation for this piece, I spoke with two hairstylists, gathered statements from my female friends and colleagues, and even got a...

Any person, regardless of gender, may find hair loss to be upsetting. But because of cultural expectations and potential emotional effects, it might be especially difficult for women. Managing hair loss necessitates self-care, patience, and proactive steps, regardless of the underlying cause, whi...

I was dancing in my room one day when I saw my silhouette forming on the wall. I started posing for fun as I saw a familiar shape forming. I exclaimed “Ohhh, so that’s the hourglass shape they always talk about, damn I got some hourglass” and then went by with my day as usual. ...

Millennial women across the internet collectively lost our minds last week when someone dared to suggest such as thing as “legging legs.” In the latest effort to body-shame and humiliate women into meeting already unrealistic beauty standards, we’re hearing now that women with &...

Ifyou’ve spent any length of time among the masses, you’ll have come across something. Now, you may not have noticed this something, since it’s so deeply ingrained in our collective psyche that it seems to go undetected, but you’ll have definitely encountered it. And this ...

Overthinking is the enemy of the intuition. And our masculine-driven society is designed for women to overthink everything, including something as basic as keeping themselves alive through food. We are conditioned to aspire to fitting into an old pair of jeans from high school rather than feel nouri...

I am a woman in her midlife. A late bloomer when it comes to many things. Like menopause — still not officially in it, but already got the ticket — and enjoying the fruits of things I’ve always wanted to do. Such as motorcycling and having been able to finally make writing my profe...

There are many reasons why it’s important to dress for your body type. For one, it can help you feel more confident in your appearance. If you feel good about the way you look, you will be more likely to exude confidence in other areas of your life. Additionally, dressing for your body type ca...