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Women Should Be Treated with More Respect
So first things first is that women do need to be more respected. They work hard all of the time, whether it’s from home or at work, but they are always working and at work most of the time they are the ones that keep the men in check and remind us stuff that we need to remember. Also when they are at home the man rely on the women to clean the house and cook.
By Chandler Smith8 years ago in Viva
Understanding Silence Is Not Consent
I am posting this on behalf of a friend who asked me to share her story. --- Exposed. Vulnerable. Confused. Every time I thought about it. Every time I tried to write down or verbalise what happened, a voice in my head told me to be quiet, to laugh it off, or stop typing.
By Sophie Rose8 years ago in Viva
Top 10 Things to ALWAYS Have in Your Purse
By now, you're probably pretty set in the list of exactly what you always have in your purse. But every now and then you realize that there's something you wish you had, but don't. The smartest women are always finding new useful things to carry in their purse to maximize the usefulness of such a magnificent and stylish container. A few things that may seem obvious that you should have with you aren't on this list, as most everyone already carries the purse staples. Here are a few things that may not seem so obvious, but are just, if not more, useful.
By Alexander Ender8 years ago in Viva
The Most Powerful Female CEOs in the Business World
From Mary Barra to Sheryl Sandberg, the most powerful female CEOs in the business world have one thing in mind: growth. As some of the most strong-willed, intelligent women in the world, these business owners work each day to make their company the best there is.
By Kelsey Lange8 years ago in Viva
Missey's My La La Leggings Business
I started selling leggings as an affiliate about two months ago for a company called My La La Leggings. I have started making sales, but I would love to generate more customers. These leggings are very soft, warm, and are available in plus sizes, which is very nice since I am plus size. The sizes go all the way up from a size 3 to size 32. There are kids' leggings available for purchase as well. Kid sizes go from small to x-large. The shipping is free only to the U.S.
By Missey Finley8 years ago in Viva
Sticks and Stones
I’ll never forget the look on his face. The noise I made when I felt his hands on my shoulders and my feet give out from under me. The rug burn I got as I tried to pull myself away from him, but the pressure of his body on top of mine was too much. I was terrified. How did it get this bad? How did I possibly let myself into a situation like this? I’m a smart girl… Dammit, I know how I let this happen.
By Morgan Peña8 years ago in Viva
Contraception: The Pros and Cons
A lot of people in the UK are starting to have sex from the age of at least 14-years-old, which means that they buy the pill or condoms. But do they know what other contraceptive methods are there, including its pros and cons? Well look no further. All the info is right here!
By Sasha Kick8 years ago in Viva
The Price I Paid for Using My Voice
I had a friend tell me once that I’d definitely be the first to die in a horror film. Friends, classmates, co-workers, and even boyfriends often saw me as “naïve” or referred to me as the bubbly clueless girl. I know that I’ve been perceived this way for most of my life.
By Casara Clark8 years ago in Viva
Have You Read This Yet? 'Milk and Honey' by Rupi Kaur (Pt. 2)
In the first article of this series, I introduced the book Milk and Honey, a book mixed of poetry and an autobiography. The stark truths were hard to swallow as they came relentlessly and without embellishment. Plain, concise, and simple the truths were hard hits that compelled me to continue reading. Now, for the readers, the next section will be reviewed and hopefully give even more reasons to go and pick up that book from the shelves. We continue, with the loving.
By Delise Fantome8 years ago in Viva
