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How I Healed My Eating Disorder Without SSRIs or Therapy

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By Evelyn Yu
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Eating disorders and body dysmorphia are no doubt common issues faced by women of all ages. Feeling and looking beautiful and being pleased with what we see in the mirror are essential to our self-esteem and confidence. While some may label this as vanity, beauty to a woman is like strength to a man. It is ingrained in our identity.
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I Have An Ivy-League Degree And I Plan On Staying Home With My Kids. Here's Why.

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By Evelyn Yu
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Having graduated from a top university and accomplished quite a bit as both a student and young professional, conversations about relationships, family, and future careers are constant. As an intelligent, capable, and ambitious young woman, I’ve often faced a constant dilemma shared among other successful women: what happens if and when we choose to get married and have a family? What about our careers?
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The Feminine Girl's Guide To Thriving In College

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By Evelyn Yu
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While our modern society and social media often normalize a kind of prolonged adolescence, suggesting that “finding yourself” and learning to stand by your convictions is something that happens later in your mid-20s, college, beginning as early as freshman year, is actually the most formative time to solidify your values and character. But it's not without its challenges.
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