I won’t let my daughters be victims of misogyny
There is no difference between what is “for boys” and “for girls.” We are equal to men and yes, there are times when we are even better.
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The ‘Testicular Bill of Rights’ wants to control men’s reproductive system
This column may contain strong language, sexual content, adult humor, and other themes that may not be suitable for minors. Parental guidance is strongly advised. A funny thing happened at…
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Here’s how I’m crushing my weight-related insecurities
Yes, I find joy in being able to wear a bikini with confidence, but I also realized that my reasons for wanting to lose weight went deeper than the surface
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R. Kelly thought he can get away by throwing tantrums, but predators should be held accountable
This column may contain strong language, sexual content, adult humor, and other themes that may not be suitable for minors. Parental guidance is strongly advised. So R. Kelly took a…
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How I developed a healthier relationship with social media
Here at Preen, we’re fully aware that adult life doesn’t always go as smoothly (and look as beautiful) as curated Instagram feeds. We all face challenges amidst all the good…
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Why women are taking the word “crazy” back
Why is it that women are expected to keep their cool at all times and are excoriated when they lose it, while men are excused, and even applauded for the same kind of behavior?
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It’s about time we went foundation-free
Here at Preen, we’re fully aware that adult life doesn’t always go as smoothly (and look as beautiful) as curated Instagram feeds. We all face challenges amidst all the good…
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Moira Dela Torre and Jason Hernandez on why marriage is a good thing
“Some people view marriage as ‘game over.’ But actually, God’s purpose for marriage is expansion,” said Jason Hernandez roughly a month after getting married to his best friend Moira Dela…
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Strengthening family relationships in the era of social media
Every week, Preen tackles motherhood sans the rose-tinted glasses. Our columnists L. Juliano, Marla Darwin, Monica Eleazar-Manzano, Rossana Unson, Ronna Capili-Bonifacio, and Chrina Cuna-Henson tell their personal experiences like it is—at times frustrating, oftentimes confusing, but always…
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Let’s talk about Shamima Begum, the 15-year-old who joined ISIS
As a 15-year-old teenager from Bethnal Green, a London neighborhood, Shamima and two friends ran away from the UK to join ISIS in Syria.
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