It is difficult for us to discuss women's sexuality due to the fact that 99% of popular culture is created by men for the male gaze, specifically the heterosexual masculine gaze. So, what does it mean to see a woman enjoying her sexuality?

If you have never been bullied in the workplace, then you could be forgiven for thinking that it is a practice left in the playground.

For centuries, female success was downplayed to elevate the status of men and ensure that patriarchy retained its hold upon us.

Women always need to help one another as much as possible.

Before this year, research about women in the workplace has consistently found that women and men leave their companies at different rates.

I feel like I am probably late to the party on this one, what with said Instagram post by Wayn-o being from September 2020, and it currently being Feb 2021. But, better late than never.

Before retraining as a palliative care physician, my late husband had been a plastic surgeon for 30+ years.

Waxing has become part of a monthly routine for me now. It frustrates me that beauty standards dictated I do this at university, but then I quite liked it, so I stopped doing it for the men I wasn’t sleeping with, and instead did it for me.

I’m standing in the middle of the room screaming but no one hears it - thats what it’s like to be a (black) woman - no one cares to hear you scream. You feel alone.

Modibodi, the award-winning femcare brand has revolutionised the industry by essentially creating its own category of products.

Fixing your face or your body to feel more beautiful won’t necessarily make you popular, successful, and powerful.

I am sure that whilst your car has been collecting dust during this pandemic, you have seen the changes in the air quality of the environment you live in.

It has been said that as humans we have an innate desire for justice. We also, however, seem to enjoy just watching people fall even when they may not deserve it. What can I say? Humans are complicated. 

In 2018, I was sinking fast. I had hit rock bottom emotionally, spiritually and financially. Flash back to 2016. This was the year that I finished my 25-year marriage, left my marital home, and moved back in my mother’s house.

A couple of my friends are on the coronacoaster with me, but I was on it well before them, they were just at the entrance holding the bags and coats at first.

I have been thinking a lot about body image, self-confidence and how we see ourselves. It’s a huge part of the way we live, what we do and how we show up to the world.

I can say, hand on heart, that my female friendships have saved my life. When my mental health has been at its lowest, my friends have always been the ones to drag me from hell and bring me back to life. They are gentle and kind, tough and empowering, truthful and embracing.

I first heard about this hot topic on the hilarious pop-culture podcast Shameless by Australian duo Michelle Andrews and Zara McDonald.

So, I must admit that there are a couple of things that have come out of the panny D (pandemic) that I have thoroughly enjoyed.