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Opinion: There's something cruel about attacks on Ed Sheeran (opens the original)
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Way back in the distant mists of time, I went to primary school with a sweet, quiet child called Michael, who was so badly bullied by the other boys that it still makes me feel sick to this day. Michael's crimes were to have red hair and not support Liverpool – even though we went to school in south London, this was the late 1980s when not supporting Liverpool was reason enough to beat someone up in the playground. Eventually, to avoid the beatings, Michael decided he did indeed support Liverpoo
BRYONY GORDON: There's something cruel about attacks on Ed Sheeran (opens the original)
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Way back in the distant mists of time, I went to primary school with a sweet, quiet child called Michael, who was so badly bullied by the other boys that it still makes me feel sick to this day. Michael's crimes were to have red hair and not support Liverpool – even though we went to school in south London, this was the late 1980s when not supporting Liverpool was reason enough to beat someone up in the playground. Eventually, to avoid the beatings, Michael decided he did indeed support Liverpoo
BRYONY GORDON: I've spent decades being furious at my mother (opens the original)
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Like any self-respecting woman in her 40s, I’ve spent a lot of time raging about my mother. Sometimes directly to her face, in the kind of explosive verbal arguments that would leave most men cowering in fear, but also behind her back, to my siblings and husband and – of course – my therapist, who deserves a medal for the patience he’s exhibited while listening to me ranting about my various mother wounds. Here are some things I’ve been angry at my mother for, in no particular order: The time sh
BRYONY GORDON: Hyrox is a curse. Competitors keep crossing boundaries (opens the original)
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Like most people with access to the internet, I have been grimly fascinated by the tale of the fitness competition winner who continued competing while covered in her own faeces because, as she put it later on social media, ‘a win is a win’. Joanna Wietrzyk, 22, horrified fellow competitors at last weekend’s Hyrox in Beijing when she suffered bowel incontinence, refusing to leave the event to clean herself up because she was too focused on completing the competition and winning it. If you have t
BRYONY GORDON: My mortifying moment in Zara over plus-size clothes (opens the original)
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I’ll never forget the time I made the terrible mistake of trying to shop at Zara. It was 2019 and we were at the peak of the body positivity movement. So perhaps this explains why, as a size 18-20 woman, I found myself foolishly venturing into a branch of the Spanish high street chain to browse the clothes. After all, Nike had just started using plus-size mannequins, and the size 26 model Tess Holliday had recently appeared on the cover of Cosmopolitan magazine in a swimsuit. Surely a massive br
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