More women are soft-launching relationships on social media by posting their partner without revealing their face, only showing only a hand, a foot, or a back view. Experts reveal whether this trend signals healthy boundaries or a warning sign in your relationship.
Hollywood stuntwoman and activist LaFaye Baker is stepping beyond the screen to amplify young voices through her new anthology, 'You're Not Listening To...What I Have To Say.' Featuring 25 powerful stories from teen girls, the book tackles real-life mental health challenges—from depression and bullying to identity struggles and trauma. With affirmations, support resources, and space for readers to share their own stories, Baker transforms the page into a safe space for healing. Her mission is clear: to center girls in the mental health conversation and remind them they are never alone.
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When a woman is set to get married, society assumes she'll ditch her maiden name for her partner's last name. However, this societal norm is a sacrifice that can impact the working woman's career.