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The D for Dalrymple Questionhair (part five): Talking
How are we supposed to know what the average woman looks like if we never really see her? Continue reading
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Tagged d for dalrymple, family, female body hair, feminism, friends, Questionhair
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The D for Dalrymple Questionhair (part four): Comparisons
It all goes to show how hard it is for women to see and accept other people’s bodies, let alone their own. Continue reading
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Tagged body image, chimps, comparisons, d for dalrymple, family, female body hair, friends, hair removal, hairy, hyperbole, lies damn lies and statistics, Questionhair
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Response to Daily Mash: New Festival Aimed Directly At Twats
Guest blogger Ania* responds to the Daily Mash’s recent reportage of “THE Magic Fox Vintage Smoothie Boutique Urban Forest Pop Up Chill Retreat” Continue reading
Bloody marvellous
Well, I don’t know about the rest of you, but I’m having a FANTASTIC Friday 13th. Continue reading
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Tagged cocktails, Friday 13th, friends, gin, good mood, The Booking Office St Pancras
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Break Out Session
When you’re a kick-ass feminist in a large group of other kick-ass feminists, there is enormous pressure on you to be consistently kick-ass. Continue reading
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Tagged 12 November 2011, Bodies, body image, Caitlin Moran, depression, Ditching Dieting, eating disorders, Endangered Bodies, Endangered Species, family, Fat Is A Feminist Issue, Fem 11, feminism, food, friends, Friends' meeting house, Germaine Greer, hangovers, hunger, kickassery, London, obesity, self esteem, Susie Orbach, UK Feminista, unhappiness, weight
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Six-nipple dog jacket
If, like me, you are adversely affected by laziness, poor self-esteem, and baked potatoes, clothes shopping leaves you open to all kinds of mental anguish. Continue reading
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Tagged Christina Hendricks, clothes, fashion, friends, Hallowe'en, Made In Chelsea, MArilyn Monroe, money, retail, self esteem, shopping, wine
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D For Dalrymple is no longer initially confused
The astute reader (and frustrated Googler) will observe that I have changed D For Dalrymple’s tagline. Continue reading
