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Equality Matters
Why Japan can't shake sexism
By Mariko Oi
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Equality Matters
The harmful 'ableist' words you use
By Sara Nović
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Why ethical non-monogamy is on the rise
By Jessica Klein
The conditions in which younger generations achieve have changed dramatically – but the pressure to hit major life milestones like getting married hasn't moved (Credit: Alamy)
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Why millennials don't hit milestones
By Sara Harrison
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The global obsession with cosy living
By Hilary George-Parkin
Kara and Jo Chambers-Grant
Equality Matters
The couples who split tasks more fairly
By Reina Gattuso
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How We Live
Why we’re obsessed with others' lives
By Krystin Arneson
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Why you can't stop 'doomscrolling'
By Jessica Klein
Interest in sleep-centric products like silk pyjamas has skyrocketed while influencers are increasingly showing off their sleep routines (Credit: Alamy)
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Is sleep the new self-care?
By Hilary George-Parkin
In countries in which the virus is under control, masked socialising is helping things feel like they're returning to normal (Credit: Alamy)
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Why we may need to relearn to socialise
By Christine Ro
Television shows, including Gray's Anatomy, have incorporated elements of our pandemic reality into their storylines (Credit: ABC)
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The escapism that helps us cope
By Allie Volpe
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The tiny party that boosts your health
By Kate Morgan
As they meet new people and date, many singles have acknowledged that 'digital intimacy' is important during the pandemic (Credit: Alamy)
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Why people are turning to online sex
By Jessica Klein
Caroline Goldstein's journal of notes from an astrology reading with astrologer and Tarot reader Jeff Hinshaw (Credit: Caroline Goldstein)
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The reason astrology is so popular now
By Hilary George-Parkin
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The dark side of group chats
By Bryan Lufkin
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