How Celibate Women Became a Threat
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How Celibate Women Became a Threat
“I have been forced to hear again and again the message that self-love is the ‘pinnacle of self-actualization’ and that craving a romantic relationship is a sign of weakness,” says maya finoh, a human rights advocate and model based in Brooklyn. But is our fear of appearing weak just feeding into rampant individualism in the dating climate and, in ... See more
i-D • Unpacking our generational fear of codependency
I bet you have somebody you could go out with right now, but you just don’t want to. You could hop online and stack up a queue of dates, but you just don’t want to. You could get back with that ex, but you just don’t want to. The thing stopping you? Keeping you single? Standards. Free will. It’s really important to remember that single is a choice;
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A sociedade como um todo parece decidida a tornar a condição de solteiro tão incômoda e depressiva quanto possível:
Alain de Botton • O curso do amor (Portuguese Edition)
Here’s the analogy: Most BDs turn young and/or attractive women into sexual celebrities. They put beautiful women up on a pedestal and act just like they would with a real celebrity. They admire but don’t approach. If they approach, they do it awkwardly. If by some fluke, they get into a relationship with a woman they see as a sexual celebrity, the
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