Top 10 Things Women Should Never Be Ashamed Of

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8. Your hairstyle

Despite what society and the patriarchy tell us, our hair doesn’t define us as women. Having long hair isn’t necessarily the key to being feminine, and having short hair doesn’t deem you masculine or a tomboy. Whether you go long, short, dyed, or naturally gray, hair is simply hair, even if you decide to rock no hair at all.

9. Sexuality

Some women may be demonized for expressing their sexuality or liking sex. Society likes to obsess over body count, but harnessing your sexuality is just another way to feel empowered. Learn what you like and how to communicate that to partners. The number of people you’ve slept with doesn’t define what type of person you are, and what you do in the bedroom is 100% your business and your business only.

10. Crying

Sometimes, to give off an image of strength, we feel the need to put up this steely facade. But it’s ok to cry and have a breakdown once in a while! Life is stressful, and we all have a breaking point. Don’t be embarrassed to let it out. There’s nothing quite as cathartic as a therapeutic cry, which can help you let out all those pent-up emotions.

SOCIETY 20 Photos From the Days of Prohibition

20 Photos From the Days of Prohibition

In the United States, Prohibition began to operate in 1920 and continued right up to 1933. For 13 years, people have tried in every possible way to circumvent the ban on the sale, production and transportation of alcohol, staged demonstrations, protests, and massively engaged in smuggling. In our time, it is still difficult to imagine the effect of this law in full force. However, what the consequences may be and how people lived during the prohibitions on alcohol can be seen in the next photo selection.
SOCIETY Quarantine: Isolation or Moment of Reboot and Rest

Quarantine: Isolation or Moment of Reboot and Rest

Quarantine ... Pandemic ... Coronavirus ... These words we now hear from everywhere. But it depends only on us how we perceive and project them onto our lives. You can panic and drive yourself into a corner, or you can choose the opposite option and regard it simply as a new period of your life, time to search for truth, new opportunities and affirmation of life values. And so, for those who, like us, choose the second option, we provide a selection of how to use time effectively and profitably, which, as it seems to us, lasts so long in conditions of social isolation.