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I’ve Always Liked Being Catcalled
Before you head to the comments and tell me there’s something wrong with me for liking it when I’m objectified and harassed: I already know. I wouldn’t be writing this if there wasn’t. Hell, I probably wouldn’t be a writer if there wasn’t something wrong with me, period.
By Taru Anniina Liikanen4 years ago in Viva
To the Men Giving Me Fitness and Health Advice. Top Story - November 2021.
First, let me just start by saying thank you to all the men who give me unsolicited help on health and fitness. You know who you are. You’re always present, at every gym. Sometimes, at workplaces. You may be a personal trainer, or a random gym goer.
By Taru Anniina Liikanen4 years ago in Viva
8 Tips to Take Charge of Your PMDD
According to Florida Hospital, 85% of women suffer from PMS symptoms during their childbearing years. Most people, regardless of gender, are familiar with the most common symptoms of cramping, bloating, and irritability. There can be other symptoms as well, such as nervousness, anxiety, visual problems, heart palpitations, an inability to concentrate, and fatigue.
By Wendy Miller4 years ago in Viva
DO YOU SUFFER FROM PMS or its PMDD
A week before getting the period, a woman might feel different than her other usual days. They may get mood swings, be anxious, depressed, sleepy, feel heavy or bloated, or have tender breasts. If a woman experiences hormonal and emotional changes around the same time before her period, they certainly have premenstrual syndrome (PMS).
By Aditya Dhanuka4 years ago in Viva
I Wish People Would Pick Their Last Names With More Thought
Last names or family names are a component of our identities that we take for granted. It is something bestowed upon us when we are born and reinforced through repetition and subtle pressures during the course of our lives.
By Aditi Balaji4 years ago in Viva
Surviving A Death That Never Lived
My Backstory Is My Introduction The life-giving flow that constantly and recklessly gushed from my being during my young adult years always reminded me that the hope that gave life was losing its grip. Like a scary nightmare that I could not escape, it haunted me. And it chased me relentlessly.
By Dr Deborah M Vereen4 years ago in Viva



