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Lindsay Lee Wallace

(She/Her)
New York
As seen in: Medium, MSN, Yahoo Entertainment, Yahoo Life, BBC, TIME, Wiley Online Library, Yahoo Canada, Yahoo News Malaysia, Yahoo News New Zealand and
Covers:  Culture, Health, Technology, Science, Politics, Bats, Fitness
Writing about culture & healthcare & other stuff, too @BloodKnifeMag, @BBC, @SELFmagazine, @Slate, @TeenVogue, @TIME, @XtraMagazine etc. | @DorianAwards member

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What If You Could Become a Tree? This Start-Up Could Help You Do It

What If You Could Become a Tree? This Start-Up Could Help You Do It

In 2019, Matthew Kochmann was thinking about death. Specifically his own death, and whether it would be possi…

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I think I hate “The Devil Wears Prada 2”

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By Lindsay Lee Wallace
| lindsayleewallace.com
I don’t care what a thousand girlbossified thinkpieces have claimed in the years since 2006 about Andy’s naïveté, or her friends, or her boyfriend. The “real villain” of “The Devil Wears Prada” is stillMiranda Priestly. Her, and the toxic work culture she thrives in.
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Yearning and Submission in ‘Heated Rivalry’ — Lindsay Lee Wallace

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By Lindsay Lee Wallace
I’m not saying any of these examples are inherently bad as either media or representations of people(except season two of ‘Euphoria,’ that was bad). But I’m saying that I probably didn’t need to give these examples—I said “certain aesthetics and ideas,” and you already knew what I meant.
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5 ways OCD can impact you at the gym

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By Lindsay Lee Wallace
| treatmyocd.com
Working out can be a great stress-reduction tool, a fun challenge, or a rewarding way to feel embodied. If you live with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), you may also find that regular exercise helps alleviate symptoms, alongside specialized OCD treatment. For some people with OCD, however, the gym is a prime venue for distressing obsessions and disruptive compulsions to kick into overdrive.
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