Lifestyle | On celebrating wild women and free spirits
When I was born, I was a little unexpected. For a start, I was a "mistake". My parents were expecting a boy when suddenly out popped this little girl that looked a bit like Mowgli from The Jungle Book and
The dangers of travelling solo as a woman | Cambodia
To say I didn't have the greatest time in Cambodia would be an understatement, it was one of the worst countries I have ever travelled to and much of my time there was spent feeling unsafe and really vulnerable. Now
Periods. What’s it like when Auntie Flo comes to visit in Thailand?
Okay so you remember that time I wrote about smear tests? This is going to be a little bit like that
Pap smears – what’s all the fuss about?
Let me paint a little picture for you. The letterbox swings and something drops in the hall, it's a letter for you with IMPORTANT HEALTHCARE INFORMATION emblazoned on the front. Could it be? The letter you've been half expecting and
10 reasons girl power beats aside the boys
By now you guys will all know how much I love my girls, whether they're the ones that live on my doorstep, halfway across the country, or even thousands of miles across the world. They mean the world to me and
Body shaming and a confidence boost
I stumbled across something wonderful last week and it made me feel so happy to read about that I just had to share it with you guys. The Jubilee Project is a team of volunteers who work together to create short
Why is “feminism” turning some women into characters from Mean Girls?
I was too busy to write this post last week, but it's been playing on my mind ever since and I've now actually delayed another post to share this with you guys today. Those of you who don't follow many blogs
Dawn French on tour – heartbreaking and hilarious
Lifelong fans of The Vicar of Dibley will understand my sheer joy at securing tickets to see the one-and-only Dawn French live on her first stand-up comedy tour. On Tuesday night, with my parents and Grandad in tow, I headed