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- Sep 13, 2026
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25% Of Women Don't Discuss Discharge With Their GP – When To Worry (opens the original)
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While we have made some strides in tacking taboos surrounding women’s health, there are still some topics that many of us are uncomfortable discussing even with our doctors. In fact, according to new research conducted by Femtech health brand Daye, a quarter of people surveyed said they would feel too ashamed to raise concerns about discharge with their GP and almost half wouldn’t speak to their pharmacist about it, either. This research was commissioned by Daye for their ‘Discharge The Taboo’ c
Expert Explains What To Do When Holiday Conversation Dries Up (opens the original)
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When you’re abroad with your partner, do you ever feel that the conversation starts to sort of run dry by a certain point? Of course, you might spend your lives together – but there’s something about spending all day, every day with each other that can occasionally leave you both a little lost for words. While a comfortable silence can be exactly what the doctor ordered, these lulls can sometimes feel like an indicator that your relationship isn’t quite as strong as you once thought. However, ac
"Bossy", "Moody", "Fiery" – Women Are Reclaiming Words Used Against Us (opens the original)
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As women, we are used to the more passionate sides of ourselves being denigrated. Our determination is called “bossy”, experiencing anything other than constant glee is “moody” and being loudly passionate makes us “fiery”. In fact, according to research done by Sweaty Betty 9 in 10 women have reported being described negatively using words such as moody, icy, dramatic and temperamental. This is so surreptitious that even our dictionaries use these stereotypes in definitions, such as: She gave me
E.T. Was Originally Planned As A Terrifying Alien Horror Film Called Night Skies (opens the original)
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For 80’s and 90’s kids, E.T: The Extra Terrestrial was a real family classic. Often on the telly, this cosy sci-fi adventure was the perfect mix of comforting and a little scary. However, originally, our little alien pal was supposed to be much, much scarier. In fact, it actually was originally supposed to be an alien invasion film called Night Skies. In this story, a family is terrorised by hostile aliens on a Kentucky farm in the 1950’s, according to Screen Rant. As Steven Spielberg and specia
The Aunts' Iconic Style In Practical Magic Was Inspired By This Rock Legend (opens the original)
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Now that we’re heading into cosy season, a lot of us are reaching for our favourite Halloween films such as Practical Magic and Hocus Pocus. Cosy, witchy vibes to get us in the mood for long, dark nights. One thing that stands out in Practical Magic is the style. Particularly with the two aunts played by Stockard Channing and Dianne West Long – draping skirts, big sleeves and lots of layering with necklaces and shawls. For some of us, this is the definition of timeless. Now, ahead of the long-aw
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