Which feminine archetype are you, according to your zodiac sign
The seven feminine archetypes, as represented by various goddesses in Greek mythology, are the Lover, the Maiden, the Mother, the Queen, the Huntress, the Sage, and the Mystic. Each of these archetypes represents a different set of values, and describe the ways that a woman might approach her life. Of course, we all have aspects of each archetype within us. However, in most people, one archetype usually prevails. And according to astrologists, that archetype is usually dictated by our star sign. Curious? Check out this gallery to find out more.
2024-04-23T06:08:02Z
How the British royals celebrate their birthdays
For most of us, a birthday is an excuse to go big and celebrate in style–get dressed up, host a party, and revel in the chaos! But for most of the British royals, it's an excuse to do the exact opposite. Unless it's a big milestone birthday, they appreciate the chance to take a day off from hosting and dressing up. That being said, there are still certain traditions that must be adhered to. The Prince and Princess of Wales’ youngest child, Prince Louis, is turning six on April 23. Despite a difficult year for the young royal family following Kate Middleton’s recent cancer diagnosis, Louis’ birthday will still be celebrated with their yearly tradition. Middleton previously revealed that she always stays up late to prepare her children’s birthday cakes the night before. “It’s become a bit of a tradition that I stay up ‘til midnight with ridiculous amounts of cake mix and icing and I make far too much,” she explained. “But I love it.” It’s also tradition to release an official photo on each child’s birthday, but this has recently caused controversy for the family as Middleton was accused of photoshopping recent family photos amid rumors of her illness. Click through the gallery to learn more about how the royals really spend their birthdays.
2024-04-23T06:08:21Z
How to handle adult bullying
When most people think of bullying, they usually think of children being mean to a peer on the school playground. Unfortunately, bullying doesn't always stop once you become an adult. An adult bully can be an intimidating boss or colleague, a stranger on the street, an abusive romantic partner—the list goes on. In this gallery, we look at the different types of adult bullies, and what you can do as a victim, bystander, or, yes, even a perpetrator. Ready? Click on to find out how to handle adult bullying.
2023-11-24T09:13:08Z