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Has it ever happened that you desperately needed something, to heal, to feel better and someone wanted your energies invested elsewhere? Here’s what will make putting yourself first easier.
Jealousy is a natural emotion that when left unchecked can spiral into something very toxic, for you and for the person you are jealous of.
Sisterhood is not just a network, a sentiment but it’s a vibe, a state of mind. Here’s how it liberates us.
Here’s how you can get your family to live more sustainably in a shared household.
We often turn to our mothers for advice, but what advice would we give our mothers if the tables were turned?
Know the signs that tell whether you are falling in love. Remember, it's important to love yourself first
Making the choice is hard, living with it can be harder still.
Have you ever been in a situation in which you have a strong opinion about your best friend’s relationship? You land yourself in a dilemma—should you tell your friend you find her partner abusive?
They may complain that we don’t spend enough time with them, but continue to love us unconditionally. How do we make sure to spend more time with our moms? Here’s what you can do.
Internalised misogyny involves women reinforcing stereotypical notions about and prejudices against other women, thus challenging gender equality.
Our girlfriends understand us, support us and hype us up when self-doubts are always lurking in the back of our heads, waiting to creep in. Here’s why we should have—and be the kind of—friends who have each other’s backs.
I would love to be told I’m like other girls because women are so much more than the mere stereotypes our society just can’t get over.
As social media ameliorated over time, digital sisterhood became an influential phenomenon, exhibiting its uplifting character in every aspect of our virtual hours.
Along with social reforms, cultural evolution and economic empowerment, our society needs laws and provisions that can catalyse change.
As much as we love receiving physical affection, we should be able to offer the same when a loved one needs it. Here’s how you can ace your hugging game.
The grief of family estrangement can be more painful than the grief over a loved one who has died, but you can manage and prevent broken ties.
The year that ended was a sign for the need to rebuild, and rethink, about how we are perceived and how that affects us and our choices.
A party is as good as its host.. Another reason to take the whole planning and hosting process seriously is that you end up making things a lot easier for you. Here are tips you should keep in mind to become a good party host.
A sister takes up the pen to clear the air and explain to her brother what he urgently needs to know about women and the world they live in.
Anxiety disorders are the most common mental health disorders and affect around 30 per cent of adults. If you live with a partner or loved one who has an anxiety disorder, here are some things you should know.
Since we’re spending most of our time indoors owing to the pandemic, it is very likely that a monotonous routine has taken over. Here’s how you can reclaim your weekends to connect with yourself and loved ones.
Let no amount of distance affect special occasions with your bestie.
The pandemic has put a spanner in all things we once considered everyday activities—and fitness is no exception. However, there’s no reason why you can’t try out a few activities in the comfort and privacy of your own home. We have a few suggestion to help get the whole family involved.
Given that quality time with family and friends is on everyone’s priority list, we suggest a much-needed game night. And what better than board games to pass the time? Here are some all-time favourites.
Love it or hate it, everyone has a frenemy. But instead of letting it get to you, rise above it with and deal with it like a boss.
Is your best friend getting married but you can’t make it to her big day? Here’s how you can still be there for her.