A few years ago, I knew an incredibly talented girl. She was considered a “golden girl” by many, and rightfully so: She was sharp, athletic, very popular and mostly very friendly.
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Canada’s new, young prime minister, Justin Trudeau, is kind of hot. I just have to get that out there.
But now that that’s out, it’s worth admitting—he’s got much more than looks on his side.
I am a self-proclaimed girly girl. I love shopping and makeup, I read up on fashion and runway trends like it’s my second job (why isn’t it, honestly?),
Sexy police officer. Sexy nurse. Sexy angel. Sexy devil. Even a sexy Elsa. These were the costumes for females that my friends and I saw lining the shelves of the local Halloween store a few weeks ago.
Failure of any kind really sucks. Really, it does. But as it turns out, women and men are very differently affected by it.
A couple of weeks ago, I read an article by the New York Times called “27 Ways to Be a Modern Man.”
I remember the first time someone called me a bitch.
It was two years ago, at a Model UN conference. For those who don’t know, Model UN is an extremely male-dominated activity.