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If one partner has fallen out of love ... coaching cannot mend it.
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Sex & relationships

Break up coaches are exploiting the vulnerable

These 'coaches' are exploiting the distraught and grieving with false promises and shonky advice.

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The absolute beginner's guide to skincare

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Once the escalator is in motion, it’s difficult to step off.
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The 'sex escalator' is taking us places on autopilot

  • by Georgie Wolf
Sumeyya Ilanbey, trainee journalist at The Age in Melbourne.
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Suddenly the world didn’t feel like a horrible place

  • by Sumeyya Ilanbey
While girls and women routinely read books with both male and female protagonists, boys and men typically only read books about boys and men.
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Boys who don't read 'girl books' miss out on more than just stories

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The 'sex escalator' is taking us places on autopilot

Georgie Wolf

Once the escalator is in motion, it's difficult to step off.

Break up coaches are exploiting the vulnerable

Kerri Sackville
Kerri Sackville

These 'coaches' are exploiting the distraught and grieving with false promises and shonky advice.

Suddenly the world didn’t feel like a horrible place

Sumeyya Ilanbey
Sumeyya Ilanbey

I just wanted to get home, safely, and not worry about my conspicuous place in society.

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