10 Undeniable Benefits Of Working From Home, According To Science
Four years since the COVID-19 pandemic forced businesses to shut down office spaces around the world, remote and hybrid work seems here to stay.
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31 Tweets That Will Make Perfect Sense To Any Aries
If you’re hanging out with an Aries, there’s really no need to look for outside entertainment ― just sit back and watch them live. Those born under the Ram sign have boundless energy and intense emotionality that spills into some pretty dramatic scenes: They’re a lover! They’re a fighter! They’re a buyer of third drinks (and other impulse purchase “treats”) they probably don’t need. (But hey, they’re generous, too, so expect some drinks on them.)
Are You Tipping Hairstylists All Wrong? TikTok Has Sparked A Huge Debate
Tipping the person who cuts your hair may seem obvious enough, but a response to a viral video this week suggests that there’s still confusion about gratuity on beauty services.
These Comics Capture Society's Ridiculously Unfair Expectations Of Women
Lainey Molnar is a 32-year-old single woman who’s child-free by choice. Needless to say, she’s no stranger to the judgment faced by women who don’t conform to society’s expectations.
Your Significant Other May Be 'Cushioning' And You Wouldn't Even Know It
Years ago, writer Sara C. felt palpable chemistry with a coworker. She had been married for 14 years at the time, but her friendship with the man was flirtatious and she started to fixate on it. They communicated regularly and had coffee dates. Then they slept together.
Women Share The Weirdest First DM They Ever Received On A Dating App
There’s a reason why speed dating and meeting IRL are making a comeback: Dating apps can be a nightmarish mix of bots, dead-end chats and dick pics.
11 Gen Z Style Trends That Older Generations Should Adopt
It’s always a safe bet to look to the past for style inspiration: You can’t go wrong if you’re borrowing Brigitte Bardot’s patented cigarette pants and cat eye look or channeling Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy’s sleek white blouses and minimal color palette.
The 1 Gen Z Phone Habit Everyone Should Steal
As a preteen, I couldn’t resist the siren song of AIM, or AOL Instant Messenger. I’d hear that “door opening” noise or a message notification and rush to my computer, eager to see if the sign-on was my best friend or my boyfriend, both who were equally tethered to AIM at the time. (Naturally, all of our screen names usually contained the name of the person we were “dating” at the time ― NicksGirl4Eva88 was the height of romance in middle school in 2001.)