Michelle Konstantinovsky
Journalist at Freelance
✍️: @voguemagazine @vanityfair @glamourmag @sciam @shape_magazine @selfmagazine @joinequip @carrotfertility, etc. ❤️️: travel, manatees, glitter, @bravotv
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1 month ago |
self.com | Michelle Konstantinovsky
Among the most upsetting phrases to hear during pregnancy, “Just wait” reigned supreme as my least favorite. “You think you’re tired now? Just wait,” they said. “You don’t have time to tackle your to-do list? Just wait.” There is truly nothing so invalidating as hearing that the difficult experience you are currently navigating pales in comparison to the torment that lies ahead.
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1 month ago |
yahoo.com | Michelle Konstantinovsky
Science RF/Adobe StockAmong the most upsetting phrases to hear during pregnancy, “Just wait” reigned supreme as my least favorite. “You think you’re tired now? Just wait,” they said. “You don’t have time to tackle your to-do list? Just wait.” There is truly nothing so invalidating as hearing that the difficult experience you are currently navigating pales in comparison to the torment that lies ahead.
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2 months ago |
yahoo.com | Michelle Konstantinovsky
There was a time when late-night infomercials and deceptive magazine headlines promised that just one quick trick, device or overpriced piece of equipment was the secret to fitness success. Thankfully, we’ve moved past that specific era of bogus claims, but we’re now immersed in social media-sourced snake oil, which is arguably even more insidious.
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2 months ago |
parade.com | Michelle Konstantinovsky
There was a time when late-night infomercials and deceptive magazine headlines promised that just one quick trick, device or overpriced piece of equipment was the secret to fitness success. Thankfully, we’ve moved past that specific era of bogus claims, but we’re now immersed in social media-sourced snake oil, which is arguably even more insidious.
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2 months ago |
yahoo.com | Michelle Konstantinovsky
My relationship to emotional support water bottles predated the advent of the Stanley. In the early aughts, I roamed my high school halls toting a 1.5-liter bottle of water that I dutifully chugged, refilled and drained again. As an impressionable teen who committed magazine tips to memory, I did not take hydration recommendations lightly.
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I wrote my first book about a stuffed animal in 1993 for a niche audience (my mom), and it is now time for my literary follow-up. A million thank yous to agent extraordinaire Fernanda Martinez, editorial guiding light @mayalfernandez, and my new publishing home, @BeaconPressBks. https://t.co/6AFLBAXXSV
I’ve had one whole baby since I published anything major. Why not start with the most vulnerability hangover-inducing content imaginable? https://t.co/159E85b8oY Thank you so much @amymarturana, @christasgobba, and @SELFmagazine 🩷 #postpartum #postpartumbody #edrecovery
Such an honor to reconnect with @onepeloton’s @RobinNYC for @Shape_Magazine’s digital issue! Big thanks to @KristenGeil for the assignment and to Robin for being a queen! Exclusive to @AppleNews this week, dropping on Shape’s site next week!: https://t.co/pZxW3tuKvg
