What It’s Really Like To Own A Dog Alone in Your 20s
Dogs give us all kinds of joy; what with their manic tail wagging, enthusiastic wants for pats and food (#relatable), and a…
By Emily Leary
To All The Boys Who Have Said Terrible Things To Me Before
The human body – a structure of bones and organs, and our generation’s biggest obsession. I mean, it’s true, isn’t it? Young…
By Ludovica Parisi
How I Learnt to Own My Hair Loss, Not Hide It
Let’s talk then and now, how does your life without hair compare to your life with hair? I never would have imagined…
By Titi Finlay
We Need To Talk About Women And ADHD
A little boy who never sits still – that’s probably the first image that comes to anyone’s mind when we talk about…
By Noelle Woon
Why I Unashamedly Live For My Horoscope
My obsession with my horoscope, and deep love for astrology memes, is arguably one of my most millennial traits. I can hear…
By Lucy Harbron
What Social Media Taught Me About Recovery
Social media has brought us closer than ever before to the wider world around us. Instagram in particular has become home to…
By Courtney Grover
Is The Instagram Fitness World Really Putting Health First?
The market size of the wellness and fitness industry in the United Kingdom is expected to reach £22.8billion GBP by 2020. The…
By Sylvia Edwards
We Need To Change The Way We Compliment Women
Can you say why you love the women you love without talking about what they’ve done for you, or what they’ve had…
By Elle Ayres
Meet The Women Ohne a Mission To Improve Periods
OHNE is a company that has got your back. They don’t want any nasties going anywhere near your vagina, you can personalise…
By Elle Ayres
Just Because I’m in my 30s, Doesn’t Mean I Have My Shit Together
Hey there. This is your future-self speaking. Weird, I know. I swear it’s not the excessive amounts of vodka & Red Bull…
By Danielle Jones
It’s Time to Change The Dialogue Around Fertility Apps
Fertility apps are getting people pregnant and we’re no better off using them than practicing the Rhythm Method, a medieval way of…
By Catriona Dickie
Lykke Li And The Aesthetics of Sadness
When Lykke Li released her fourth album earlier this year, the first thing I noticed was the all-lowercase title. so sad so…
By Holly Beddingfield
Are We Ignoring Women’s Pain?
“Calm down dear”: the age-old phrase used to put us women back in our boxes, back in our kitchens, back on our…
By Eleanor Toms
We Need To Change The Way We Comfort Women
I graduated this year wearing a satin, yellow, mid-length dress. So did my ex-boyfriend’s current girlfriend. The coincidence doesn’t end there, we…
By Rebecca Wade
For The Last Time: Let Women Be Childless
Tracee Ellis Ross is a remarkable woman – an award-winning actress, director, television host, activist and recipient of an Honorary Doctorate from…
By Laura Bedford
The Anxious Woman’s Guide To: Travelling Australia
My anxiety and my personality completely contradict each other. On one side there is a daring lady who’s ready to take on…
By Emily Leary