
Amanda Chatel
Sexual Health Writer at Freelance
Essayist/Sexual Health Writer: @shape_magazine @selfmagazine @glamourmag @bustle @theatlantic @voguemagazine & more • It's wonderful to be hated by idiots.
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1 day ago |
yourtango.com | Amanda Chatel
You do a million little things every day from the moment you wake up to the second you go to bed. Even though you don't realize it, everything you do (or don't do) has an impact on who you are and what you will be, but it also has a hand in who you're attracted to. You might think the teeny tiny things that make up your life are insignificant, but you're wrong.
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1 day ago |
women.com | Amanda Chatel
There was a time when Michelle Pfeiffer was everywhere. After her role as Elvira, the love interest of Al Pacino's character, Tony Montana in 1983's "Scarface," movie studios and fans alike couldn't get enough of Pfeiffer, solidifying her as one of the most sought-after actresses of the '80s and '90s. Although Pfeiffer still acts, she doesn't exactly have the career she once did — Hollywood is notoriously ageist and sexist, after all.
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1 day ago |
yourtango.com | Amanda Chatel
For a lot of people, the most important thing in the world is being in a relationship. There's security in it: you're loved, you have a partner, and you're no longer out there in the world, single, trying to make sense of the bizarre messages you get on OKCupid. Being in a relationship is great! But it's also hard work, and being happy all the time takes a lot of patience and effort. One of the largest studies of relationships ever conducted had some fascinating findings.
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2 days ago |
healthdigest.com | Amanda Chatel
As much as takeout is an easy and delicious option when the last thing you want to do is cook, it's not always the best idea. For starters, you never really know what's going on in the kitchen of a restaurant. Even the cleanest kitchens in the world are not free from the occasional nosy little critters who want to check things out.
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2 days ago |
yourtango.com | Amanda Chatel
Flirting has come a long way. If you pick up a copy of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice or even have a chat with your grandma about the way things were when she was dating, you'll find that the way we define flirting now is completely different than the way any generation has ever flirted before.
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