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Does this mean no one has chosen me?
I recall scrolling through my feed on both socials, FB and IG, seeing how friends and strangers were celebrating the knowing of their new creation growing within. Others were celebrating a new milestone with their baby, while others were sharing their appreciation towards their young and beautiful child boasting about lessons learnt and challenges faced. I remember it with vague details now, but it all sounded so inviting, a life worth aspiring to have.
By Malen 4 years ago in Viva
Psoriasis: The "Monster" Unveiled
Psoriasis is a skin disease that causes reddish, flaking lesions. Although it is not contagious, sufferers experience social withdrawal.
By Friederike Schönauer4 years ago in Viva
Lionesses
Introduction I am not really sure how to actually pitch this. On Sunday England Lionesses (I am writing this on Friday 29th of July so it may not get published in time) play Germany in the Euro 2022 Final at Wembley Stadium. This is not about their incredible progress but about the marked contrast of the Women’s game to the Men’s game.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 4 years ago in Viva
2k22's Hottest Summer Bods of Sports & Entertainment 6
Madison Murry Madison Murry Madison Murry's first two seasons at Youngstown State as a hurdler have been very successful. As a freshman in 2021, the rookie made an instant splash by winning the Horizon League 60-meter hurdles championship during indoor season. As a sophomore she came back and claimed a silver medal at the indoor conference meet in the 60-meter hurdles. Murry became a medalist during outdoor season when she won the gold in the 100-meter hurdles and silver in the 400-meter relay.
By Winners Only4 years ago in Viva
Runaway Train
Rachel woke with a cramped neck and a pounding headache. That was nothing new. Since coming to Florida she had partied way too hard. Mornings often dawned with a price to be paid for her vacay indulgences. A pained smile curved her lips upwards before she even opened her eyes. It would all be worth it, when she was back home in Edinburgh with great stories to tell of her American trip.
By Hillora Lang4 years ago in Viva
My First Diva Cup Just Brought Me Closer to My Period . Top Story - July 2022.
As a genderfluid individual, who often ignores their female body, I never thought I’d form a relationship with my period. But there I was, at 26 years old, reaching my fingers deep inside to pull out the bloody diva cup- and surprisingly, I felt relief.
By Oneg In The Arctic4 years ago in Viva
More Than "Just a Game": On a Woman's Right to Sport
Abstract I have researched and written on the stigma toward women in sports and the attitudes regarding it. The purpose of this paper is to seek to understand where the prejudice toward female athletes comes from, presents a general tactic toward eliminating said prejudice, and defends the relevance and importance of correcting the misogynistic tendencies of the athletics field. The paper begins with a relevant history of where some of today’s sports conservativism originates, leading to an increased objectification of women, causing a decrease in inclusivity and respect toward women today. The paper dives into visibility and how an increasing majority of positive messages regarding women’s athletics will cause greater acceptance and normalization of women as a whole. The work was done using the research, studies, and published work of academic journals, historic magazines like the Smithsonian, the International Olympic Committee’s website, and a pop culture magazine to prove certain points. It is my recommendation that the most visible parts of women’s sports—comment sections, TV broadcasts, TV ads, and other social media mediums—become increasingly more frequent in their positive regarding women’s athletics, causing negativity toward the field to become less normalized.
By F. Elle Hull4 years ago in Viva
The political spectre of Ecomcon
The result of this seven-day political game is Lancaster's four-star general Scott bitterly defeated. Under the absolute majesty of the constitution symbolized by president Martin, his fervently saving the country had to give up and watched the president disband his secret organization at the press conference. Getting into the car, the driver asked, where is the general going? The Admiral thought for a moment -- go home.
By JOKER4 years ago in Viva
In 1935, as soon as our long March left the grassland, we received 400,000 jin of grain and 2,000 jin of salt. Who gave it to us?
In 1935, the Red Army of Chinese Workers and Peasants stepped out of the vast grassland, This grassland is actually a plateau wetland, looking peaceful,
By Liston Flowers4 years ago in Viva
Why Feminism Fuels Patriarchy
Wisdom is often collected in the moments that we choose to walk away from something, in other words, when we concede to the natural death of an idea. At the budding age of 23, I felt completely lost after leaving my Christian based religion. I remember feeling disillusioned and cynical towards the church. The experience that I had while departing from my conservative Christian days is not unlike the experience that I had walking away from feminism. Feminism, similarly to religion, is a particular set of beliefs about the world, that points us toward individual and collective actions, in hopes of creating a better world. I won't analyze the problems with the collective action that religion has taken to "create a better world," mostly because religion has done quite the opposite (but that's for another article.) But I would like to dive into the reasons that I believe the world is ready for a new system of thinking, beyond the capacity of our current form of feminism.
By Monique4 years ago in Viva
The cradle of Renaissance art
Rouen was one of the largest and most prosperous cities in Medieval Europe. There are many famous people in history. The author of the novel Madame Bovary, flaubert, the world-famous great writer, was born here. Rouen is the capital of Normandy, only one or two hours' drive from Paris. It is a famous city with a history of one thousand years. There are many historic sites, which witness the history of France, and it is a beautiful city described by many famous authors. The famous Rouen Cathedral is an amazing sight, attracting visitors from all over the world with its stunning combination of grandeur and refinement, its stunning towering spires and asymmetrical towers. In order to capture this beautiful picture, monet lived opposite the church for a period of time and painted the beautiful church in different colors at different times. The stones of the cathedral change colors as the sun shines, the stained glass sparkles, and this beautiful cathedral is the cradle of Impressionist art.
By Zheng to4 years ago in Viva
4 More Feminist Horror Movies that Will Make you Reflect. Top Story - July 2022.
I’ve always been fascinated by the macabre and the unseen forces of the paranormal, starting out with Goosebumps books and the Canadian classic T.V. show, ‘Are You Afraid of the Dark’.
By Kendra Marya4 years ago in Viva