While that view of self is important, it differs from the process of actively loving ourselves. Emotional wellness experts weigh in.
Author: Rae Witte
Seven People On How Their Relationship Priorities Have Shifted In A Pandemic
The current COVID-19 pandemic has many reassessing their relationships, with others and themselves.
We’re Not Really Strangers’ Koreen Odiney (Interview)
We played the ‘We’re Not Really Strangers’ card game with its founder, Koreen Odiney.
What I Learned From Sleeping With My Ex
Seven people share what they learned from sleeping with an ex.
Ama Lou (Interview)
Get to know the cool girl with a big voice.
How to Be Friends With Your Significant Other’s Friends
A guide on how to be friends with your partner’s squad.
Sarah Bahbah (Interview)
Get to know the softer side to the creative who’s all over our timelines.
Duckwrth, ‘Tamagotchi’ (Video Premiere)
“I want to look back at old photos of myself and be like, ‘oh, I was a bad mothafucka.'”
A Case For Waiting To Be Social Media Friends With Someone You’re Casually Dating
Words by Rae Witte. Photo by Niklas Hamann / Unsplash.
A Guide to Heart Emojis
There are over 20 heart emojis–here’s what they mean and how to use them.
A Case For Rebound Sexts Rather Than Rebound Sex
Is a little dirty texting sufficient enough to quell post-relationship lust? Rae Witte explores an alternative to jumping into the sheets.
How To Bounce Back From A Breakup & Be Better Than Ever
Words by Rae Witte. Art by Sam Liacos.
Rebounding: A Progress Report
Words by Rae Witte. Art by Sam Liacos. Life after a breakup is a process. On top of all the questions as to why it ended, you have questions as to how to simply be again. How do I start over? How do I let go? And sometimes, who do I move on to? Whether…
I Love You New York, But I’m Over Your Men (Essay)
Words by Rae Witte.