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Nicole Pasulka

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Senior Features Editor @Cosmopolitan Party Uncle. Author of *How You Get Famous: Ten Years of Drag Madness in Brooklyn* tinyurl.com/2p9jp8t3
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Are the Best Reality Stars the Most Misunderstood Ones? Original

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By Nicole Pasulka Verified
| Cosmopolitan Verified
We all have our favorite reality TV stars. The people who we quote, meme, and never scroll past. And so often, our faves are the ones who will say the quiet part out loud, who clap back when someone annoys them, and who are unafraid of the villain edit. Because so frequently on reality TV one person’s villain is another’s hero. At Cosmopolitan, we believe that the best reality stars are the ones who feel like they could be snarking in our group chats or gossiping at work—the ones who feel like us.
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Gen Z men are almost twice as likely as women to feel pressure over having a baby (EXCLUSIVE)

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By Nicole Pasulka Verified
| Cosmopolitan (UK) Verified
By the time most women are old enough to have children, they’ve been subjected to a litany of pressure around their fertility – which vitamins and supplements to take, whether to put career or family first, when/if to freeze their eggs, and on and on. In reality, though, recent research has shown that male factors (like the volume, speed, or shape of sperm) contribute to infertility around 50 percent of the time.
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Exclusive: Gen Z Men Stress About Fertility Way More Than You’d Expect Original

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By Nicole Pasulka Verified
| Cosmopolitan Verified
By the time most women are old enough to have children, they’ve been subjected to a litany of pressure around their fertility—which vitamins and supplements to take, whether to put career or family first, when/if to freeze their eggs, and on and on. In reality, though, recent research has shown that male factors—like the volume, speed, or shape of sperm—contribute to infertility around 50 percent of the time.
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