Stop making presumptions about other people’s finances

In a recent survey, 52 per cent of women said that getting their figure back was their biggest post-birth concern

Photographer Petra Collins got banned from Instagram for wearing swimwear which showed her pubic hair – apparently that was considered over-sexualized. But girls who are shaved and wear bikinis are allowed all over the platform. You have to ask: who is making these rules?”

The hypocrisy is stunning – all sorts of sexually charged images of girls in bikinis revealing their derrieres and hoicked-up cleavages are fine, but a woman feeding her child in the most nonsexual setting possible is somehow unacceptable.

story entitled “The Goddess Myth”, most of the women surveyed said a natural birth was extremely or very important, yet 43 per cent ended up needing drugs or an epidural, and 22 per cent had unplanned C-sections. Is it any wonder they might feel as if they’d failed?

personal brands can’t be compromised by any lightweight or anecdotal content.

consumerism for content’s sake begins to look less like frivolous spending and more like a basic necessity, which everyone “deserves”.

While we like to preach the idea that you can “be anything you want to be” in our real lives, the truth is that there is a social stigma attached to self-invention as if it’s a con.

soul-crushing experiences that most of us have to deal with in order to pay our own way in life. The inspiration for launching my