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Why Saying Sorry All the Time Isn’t Actually Polite
Notice how many times today you said sorry for something that wasn’t your fault. Sorry for asking a question. Sorry for needing a minute. Sorry for taking up space in a conversation. If you’re like most women, the number might surprise you. We were taught that apologizing is a sign of humility and consideration. And sometimes it is. But when sorry becomes a reflex — something that slips out before you’ve even thought about whether you actually did anything wrong — it stops be

Sara Miriam Perlmutter
May 242 min read
Your Body Already Knows
Have you ever walked away from a conversation feeling completely off, and you couldn’t quite explain why? Or said yes to something and immediately felt a heaviness settle in your chest? Or avoided someone without being able to put a finger on the reason? That’s not anxiety. That’s not overthinking. That’s you — telling yourself something true. We spend so much energy looking outside ourselves for answers. We ask our friends, we read the articles, we wonder what we should be f

Sara Miriam Perlmutter
May 132 min read
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