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7 ways to be kinder to yourself as you set your New Year’s resolutions
If made in a thoughtful way, resolutions can be a powerful tool
Do group texts stress you out? You aren’t alone.
Somewhere along the way, group messages transformed into anxiety-fueling Frankensteins
As extroverts, my partner and I are quick to overdo it. Here’s how we know it’s time to take a break.
If there’s an empty spot on our calendar, odds are one of us will find something to fill it
Every party is awkward in its first hour. What comes next is crucially important.
To throw a party is to make oneself vulnerable. Inviting people into your home is really a way of inviting them into your life.
‘Hustlers’ is about ‘friendship and money,’ but it isn’t a female empowerment flick. Director Lorene Scafaria explains.
The caper stars Jennifer Lopez and Constance Wu as dancers at a strip club who drug wealthy men and max out their credit cards
Once a high school teacher, always a friend: Why many students stay in touch years later
English teachers are especially popular
August 22, 2019
August 22, 2019
Our Lily Lit Club pick defies traditional storytelling. Here’s how.
‘Laura Dean Keeps Breaking up with Me,’ written by Mariko Tamaki and illustrated by Rosemary Valero-O’Connell, marries two forms of storytelling
August 15, 2019
August 15, 2019
Skinny-dipping, ‘Swan Lake’ and gazing at stars: Memories from summer camp
Feeling nostalgic for our own experiences of camp, we asked Lily readers what theirs were like
July 25, 2019
July 25, 2019
I’ve never had a best friend, and I like it that way. Here’s why.
Everyone is different and brings different things to the table when it comes to friendship
