The Worst Social Media Platform for Young Women, and the Best
A new study maintains that Instagram is the worst social media app for the metal health of young women.
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A new study maintains that Instagram is the worst social media app for the metal health of young women.
Read more →In an essay he wrote for The Players' Tribune, Cleveland Cavaliers forward Kevin Love opens up about his mental health and his experience with panic attacks.
Read more →Words are powerful. They have the ability to build people up or tear them down. And that includes you too! “Sticks and stones may break your bones, but words can change your brain,” says Belinda Anderson, life coach and author. It's true.
Read more →Using your phone when you're out to dinner won't just offend your fellow diners — it also makes the experience less fun for you, according to a new study.
Read more →A new study claims to be able to accurately diagnose depression 70 percent of the time, just by looking at an individual's Instagram feed.
Read more →What makes a happy place? To answer that question, WalletHub analyzed 30 indicators of happiness in 150 cities. Here are the cities with the happiest people.
Read more →In a campaign for her new collection with inclusive fashion brand Swimsuits for All, body-positive model Ashley Graham poses alongside her 53-year-old mother, Linda Graham.
Read more →Aly Raisman calls out her critics, reminding them that women don't have to be modest to be respected.
Read more →Facing fear can save your life. Fear can inspire a range of positive and negative reactions. It can be a great motivator, create insecurity or stimulate change. The most disastrous consequence of fear is avoiding situations or limiting experiences. About 19.
Read more →Here are 20 empowering quotes about body love, feminism and self-acceptance from some seriously strong role models.
Read more →Body image is having its big moment on social media. Women (as well as men) of all shapes and sizes have been posting unfiltered images of themselves — stretch marks, belly rolls and all — on Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat and Instagram.
Read more →A new study revealed that millennials are more likely than previous generations to put pressure on ourselves (and others) to be perfect.
Read more →Making small adjustments to your everyday life can help you enjoy each and every day to its fullest.
Read more →Nicole Kidman used the platform of the SAG Awards to declare war on ageism in Hollywood, and she totally killed.
Read more →In this episode of the Stronger podcast, we talk to the founders of the mindfulness app Stop, Breathe and Think. Listen in and learn how to calm your body and mind in real time.
Read more →Breaking your New Year’s resolutions doesn’t have to be a bad thing. In fact, here are some reasons it might actually be good for you.
Read more →The universal message is exercise is good for you. What you hear less often is that it’s possible to overdo it.
Read more →If you think of extroverts as shallow and abrasive, you might wonder what you could possibly learn from them. But don’t make the same mistake many people do by misjudging and dismissing them. Extroverts simply like being around other people. “Being around others actually gives them energy.
Read more →From Thanksgiving to New Year’s, challenge yourself to put down your smartphone, close your laptop, turn off the TV and just be present with your loved ones.
Read more →Extroverts seem to dominate the world -- in business, in politics, in media. They’re recognized in the classroom, rewarded in the office and appreciated at parties. But don’t make the mistake of dismissing introverts as irrelevant. In their quiet and thoughtful way, they have a lot to teach us.
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