There’s a quiet strength in women who have experienced life’s more complicated chapters. Not the curated Instagram challenges or the light-touch “self-care” struggles, but the actual, messy, identity-altering kind. The kind that rearranges your inner architecture and rewrites what you expect from the world and from yourself. These are the women who tend to make […]
Why Women Who’ve Been Through Sh*t Make the Best Partners
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Published 1st Jul, 2025 | Last Updated 1st Jul, 2025Why Women Who’ve Been Through Sh*t Make the Best Partners
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Published 24th Jun, 2025 | Last Updated 24th Jun, 2025For the longest time, masculinity was packaged and sold in one universally agreed-upon flavour: tall, brooding, emotionally unavailable, and usually seen walking away from an explosion without flinching. Think Ethan Hunt pulling off impossible missions, or James Bond adjusting his cufflinks after crashing an Aston Martin. But here’s the plot twist: in 2025, we’re not […]
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Published 22nd May, 2025 | Last Updated 22nd May, 2025In an era where your love life is one tap away, the tyranny of the dating profile has never been more brutal. If you’re not tall, lean, rich, or Ivy League enough, welcome to the invisible queue. These are the “Not Good on Paper” rejections: quiet, constant, and often cruel. You might be witty, kind, […]
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Published 7th May, 2025 | Last Updated 7th May, 2025Love might be fireworks, but friendship is the fuse. We’ve heard it in movies, we’ve seen it in real life: two people fall madly in love… and then, one day, they quietly drift apart. No drama. No big betrayal. Just a growing silence, a tired routine, and a version of each other they no longer […]
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Published 30th Mar, 2025 | Last Updated 30th Mar, 2025Love and loss are inextricably linked. To love deeply is to risk heartbreak, yet to avoid love entirely is to deny ourselves one of life’s greatest experiences. When we lose someone—whether through a breakup, death, or estrangement—it can feel like a part of us is frozen in time, caught between longing and fear. But grief, […]
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Published 20th Feb, 2025 | Last Updated 20th Feb, 2025There are words we use now, words that did not exist in quite the same way before. Red flags. Green flags. Beige flags. A taxonomy of warning and permission. This is how we talk about relationships: through colors, through signals, through signs we must read carefully or risk missing something crucial. The red flags are […]
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Published 10th Feb, 2025 | Last Updated 10th Feb, 2025We tell ourselves stories about love, about what it should look like and what it might save us from. But there are other stories too, the ones we don’t write down, the ones we wish we didn’t have to live. These are the stories of love turned toxic, where the line between affection and manipulation […]
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Published 21st Jan, 2025 | Last Updated 21st Jan, 2025Relationships are supposed to be partnerships—an equal exchange of love, respect, and support. But sometimes, without even realising it, one partner slips into the role of a caregiver or, worse, a parent. Suddenly, the dynamics shift from romance to reminders: “Did you pay that bill?” “Don’t forget your doctor’s appointment,” or the dreaded, “Why do […]
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Published 14th Dec, 2024 | Last Updated 14th Dec, 2024While Taylor Swift said, “loving him was red”, marrying them doesn’t have to be. Especially when it comes to understanding red flags and the long-term harms. Marriage is one of the biggest decisions you’ll ever make—you’re sharing your dreams, your quirks, your privacy, and your future. Yet, amidst the proposals, families, and celebrations, it’s easy […]
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Published 11th Dec, 2024 | Last Updated 11th Dec, 2024It’s the 21st-century love story. A boy meets girl classic, but only after a hundred swipes, five dead-end conversations, and one awkward coffee date. Somewhere in the middle of this endless loop of dating apps, ghosting, and “what are we?” texts, many of us have stumbled upon a harsh truth: dating is exhausting. And we’re […]