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A new study says men and women have different sex regrets, thanks to evolution. But is it really that simple?
In a world in which social media sites are full of photographs depicting clichéd "happy family" scenes, it's refreshing…
Have you experienced impostor syndrome? How did you choose to deal with it? Is hiding it or revealing it the best approach?…
Longstanding mates Margot and Mel are the toast of London, finds Grant Allen.
Using food as a sadness distractor is well-documented. Think back to Bridget Jones and her Darcy-less weekends of icecream…
What's your view on make-up for men? Is okay or outrageous?
Women's World News welcomes you once again. Today: Egypt, Afghanistan, Rome and the UK - grim alerts mixed in with lighter…
Emotional eating is when we feel compelled to eat even though we are not physically hungry.
Bite-sized barbecue meals allow guests to mix and mingle, says Grant Allen.
You hear it in the streets. You hear it on the television. If you're unlucky you might even hear it from your kids. Swearing, cursing, profanity - call it what you will - is now so common you're unlikely to get through a…
From the way it sounds, to the baggage it carries and the way we use it, director/writer Joss Whedon hates the word “feminist.”
What do you think of voicemail messages? Do you leave them? Do you retrieve them?
Every time Claire Meyer and Alan Linic have a fight, the pair tweet its trigger as a one-liner, and in doing so broadcast a dynamic we rarely get to witness.
How do you define happiness? Do you think high expectations can compromise it? Are our children destined to be less happy than we are?
Emotional eating or comfort eating has become a mechanism for many of us to reduce stress and anxiety. Other ways of reducing stress might be socially less acceptable (or difficult to access in the middle of the day) such…
Stir-it-up Sunday starts off the countdown to Christmas in the kitchen. Grant Allen organises a trio of wooden spoons.
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