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Real Life

JULY 2019

"He rubbed his face on my chest." 5 women tell their story of sexual harassment at work.
Sophie's boyfriend shared her nudes when she was just a teen. Years later, her husband did it too.
'I sold my soul in an attempt to peddle my business. It failed miserably.'
'My son fell over in the kitchen and hit his head. Suddenly, he couldn't remember anything.'
Annette Herfkens was the sole survivor of a plane crash. Her fiancé died beside her.
50 women share exactly what being in your 50s looks like.
"If not me, then who?" The Q&A panel sat in silence for 2 minutes, while Krissi told her story.
Four women share how they flipped the script and changed their lives after 40.
Your twenties: What a successful failure of a decade.
“Our income fluctuates greatly.” 6 things you didn't know about being a real estate agent.
'I was in a tiny bubble of horror.' Annabel's story of saying goodbye to her newborn baby.
I took a three-week break from my corporate career to admit myself to a psych hospital.
From looking at my Instagram, you'd never know my 'perfect family' was far from it.
'When I was 27, I had a stroke alone in my car.'
Five women share how being bullied through high school has changed their lives as adults.
The curse of shyness: What I wish people knew about the most misunderstood personality trait.
Sarah used to break into people's homes in search of alcohol. A pregnancy changed everything.
'The 3 steps for practising gratitude I've started doing every day.'
'I was coaching my daughter's soccer team, when two dads verbally abused me.'
'I wished my husband's new partner would die. Then she was diagnosed with terminal cancer.'
"He threw wine in my face." The night I realised I needed to leave my 'alcoholic' husband.
"Don’t tell your mum." 10 women share their absolute worst nanny horror stories.
Eva Kor survived the twin experiments at Auschwitz. Last week, she died nearby.
Angela knew her dad was a monster. She didn't know he was behind thousands of deaths.
"She was 17, and it was insidious." What nobody tells you about having a sister with an eating disorder.
Marie couldn't talk for 12 years. Then one day, she coughed up a coin and started moaning.