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Each fall, Navaratri returns, and with it comes a sense of hope. For a brief moment, womanhood and strength are revered, uplifted, and celebrated. But when the celebration ends and daily life resumes, I often find myself wondering how much of that reverence carries over into the real world. We praise the idea of women’s strength, but we rarely think about how we treat it.

The holidays are my favorite time of the year. The weather is crisp and cool, the lights are bright, the hot chocolate flows freely, and,...

On lazy, hazy period days, there are a few movies that never fail to cheer me up. They range from cutesy rom-coms to heart-wrenching...

Many people who menstruate are constantly discussing how to make their periods more sustainable. An individual that menstruates uses...

There’s no doubt that the COVID-19 pandemic is what’s on everyone’s mind right now. Trust me, we’re thinking about it too. However,...

Our recent workshop at Vadadla Primary School in Gujarat, India gave us an opportunity to learn many things, one of which was the...

Pain during menstrual periods is something all women around the world deal with. Sravya, too, has been suffering from this pain her...

"I'm Rushabh Soni, and this is Uncut Lifestyles. In a world dominated by social media and digital relationships, the quality of our...

by Roma Gujarathi I’m bleeding… Because I reached menarche at age 12. Because I am a 22 year old woman with a uterus. Because I am of...