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Found yourself obsessing over Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s baby – aka a baby you have zero connection to? You’re not the only one…
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How celebrity fat-shaming affects women’s views of their own bodies
In a new study, psychologists explore how women are influenced by the treatment of famous female bodies in the media.
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You’ve probably been living by this Finnish lifestyle concept for years
Most modern women live by the Finnish philosophy of sisu without even realising it – but that doesn’t mean we should.
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