Arianna Reardon

1 week ago | theeverygirl.com | Arianna Reardon

As far as staple sex positions go, doggy style is undoubtedly one of them. And why wouldn’t it be? It feels amazing for both partners and gives you that just-the-right-angle magic that’s hard to beat. However, like all things in the bedroom, the doggy style sex position can easily become boring if it’s pulled from your repertoire over and over again. And let’s be honest, the words stagnant and sex should never be associated together.

2 weeks ago | theeverygirl.com | Arianna Reardon

If social media is anything to go by, it feels like everyone is heading to Italy this summer. My feed is full of influencers and acquaintances alike posting snaps of chilled Aperol spritzes, winding cobblestone streets, and views overlooking the Amalfi Coast. But if your budget looks anything like mine, it can be hard to justify bankrolling a trip to Italy right now, especially given the current cost of living.

2 weeks ago | theeverygirl.com | Arianna Reardon

When I entered the workforce as a young adult, I was blissfully naive of the inner workings of the corporate world. My family of blue-collar workers never discussed hierarchical power structures, and working up from being a restaurant hostess to waitress and, eventually, bartender was the only career ladder I’d scaled. But alas, I’d been taught to prioritize success above all else, and this was when hustle culture reigned supreme.

1 month ago | theeverygirl.com | Arianna Reardon

Growing up, I imagined dating would be glamorous and exciting. Finding your match happened whenever fate deemed fit, and meet-cutes were a real thing. Of course, I now know that finding your person requires a little more finesse. Yet, trying to follow all the rules, hacks, and theories that promise to deliver “the one” to your doorstep can make dating exhausting. It’s no wonder more singles are reportedly taking a more casual, laid-back approach to finding love.

1 month ago | theeverygirl.com | Arianna Reardon

Last year, someone asked me if I was worried about AI taking over my job. The comment annoyed me at the time, but I kept it classy, rationally arguing that no robot could ever replace an authentic human voice. Yet, the comment stayed with me, and lately, it’s been lingering in the back of my mind. After all, the world of work is changing, and losing my job to generative AI is the kind of ego blow that would be hard to come back from.