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Being single doesn’t mean you can’t have a happy-ever-after

Aisha Al-Janabi

Whilst I’m only 22 years old, it sometimes feels like I’m too old to have never been in a relationship. Some of the first stories we’re told are fairy tales with knights-in-shining-armour and true loves’ kisses, so it’s inevitable we’ll grow up fantasizing about our own love stories.

Confessions of a Catholic Lesbian

Rebecca Taylor

For obvious reasons recently (or maybe not so obvious if not bible fluent), I started thinking about the plague. I’ve seen multiple posts online from conspiracy theorists to american preachers around the current epidemic.

Let’s talk about flaps

Linda Done

Let’s talk about flaps. Well we don’t normally discuss flaps but there is a reason.

Sisterhood

Cia Risbridger

One of my favourite cultural and linguistic shifts, over the past couple of years, is the growing use of the term ‘sisterhood’.

The Brighter Side

Ishika Mukherjee

From the Australian bushfires, the refugees stuck between the borders of Greece and Turkey, to a global pandemic, the new decade doesn’t seem off to a very great start. If you turn on the news – any news, it seems pretty convincing that the world is coming to a collapse.

On Doing and Being

Aileen Quinn

There is a lot to be afraid of at the moment. Sickness, loss, financial crises, isolation. Strangely, though, when I examine myself, my immediate fear is none of these things. The thing that makes my stomach lurch is the thought that I won’t achieve anything, that I won’t be productive, that I’m doing this all wrong.

Do You Understand What Is In Your Blood – Interview

Holly Ann Golightly

From the 14th of March to the 5th of April, Girl Gang Manchester proudly presents ‘Everything I Know, I Felt’, an exhibition embracing big feelings at The Lowry.

Why can’t you just love yourself?