- 1. I Molested My Childhood Friend At A Young Age, Here's How I Apologized As An Adul
- (Feminism)
- ... man he had become. He could forward it, post it, or publish it. But in therapy I’d read the book The Body Keeps the Score. I knew that maybe he somehow had a record of what I’d done on his brain and in ...
- Created on 02 January 2023
- 2. Why Cold Water Swimming is the Healing Practice You Need to Try this New Year
- (Living)
- ... “In the ice, there is some silent switch in my brain that gets flicked. I feel my power, my blood, my fire, my strength surge through my veins,” she says. “I am able to think of something other than pain. ...
- Created on 22 December 2022
- 3. How Menopause Helped This Life Long People-Pleaser Boss Up, And Stop Giving A D*mn
- (Feminism)
- ... brain to believe it is safe. Thirty years of dismantling the insidious and gripping need to take care of others at the expense of myself. My brain and nervous system have finally come to understand ...
- Created on 12 October 2022
- 4. "Petite Maman": A Little Girl, a Witchy House, and Why Grief Needs a Container—BUST Revie
- (Movies)
- ... roof on a side street near downtown Dallas that was just big enough for my mom, my dad, and me. Once I’d sold the house, my brain and body sped up like I was a computer whose owner had finally force-quit ...
- Created on 22 April 2022
- 5. Keke Palmer Scores Big For Black Women And Liberation In "Alice" Now Streaming On Deman
- (Movies)
- What would you do if you found out that freedom was closer than you thought? Or simply a state of mind. Alice, the brainchild of debut director Krystin Ver Linden, is a revenge thriller set in the Antebellum ...
- Created on 08 April 2022
- 6. Breathwork Can Reduce Anxiety and Help Heal Trauma. Black Girls Breathing Founder Jasmine Marie Shows Us The Way
- (Living)
- ... oxygen supply to the brain, increasing the production of feel-good hormones like serotonin. It can increase self-awareness and self-esteem, regulate moods, and relieve stress-induced chronic pain, among ...
- Created on 03 January 2022
- 7. Monica Raymund Talks Season 2 of STARZ "Hightown," The Current Landscape For Queer and Latinx Actors, and The Difference Between Acting and Directing as Art Forms ...
- (TV)
- ... extremely different parts of the brain. Acting also you're a little bit limited in terms of who you get to collaborate with. You collaborate with the other actors, sometimes the writers, sometimes the directors, ...
- Created on 26 October 2021
- 8. The Remarkable Story of Three Teenage Girls Who Seduced and Killed Traitors During WW II
- (Feminism)
- ... leader, and Hannie the brains of their operation. One advantage that the girls had over their male counterparts was that they could employ a resistance strategy using their femininity and sexual power ...
- Created on 09 July 2021
- 9. Comedian Skye Townsend Discusses Her Big Break Starring In Season 2 Of "A Black Lady Sketch Show" And More: BUST Intervie
- (TV)
- ... help to let the people involved in the show into my brain and see what I had in mind when I read those words. It's like them hopping in my brain for a second, the way that I see it. I really wanted to ...
- Created on 27 May 2021
- 10. Is It Too Late For Us To Apologize To Katherine Heigl?
- (Entertainment)
- ... affective disorder, my scrambled brain was still able to recall that Katherine Heigl was one of America’s most hated actresses. While I like to think that I’m smarter than I was in 2007 when the rumors ...
- Created on 29 March 2021
- 11. In "Hysterical," Kathy Griffin, Margaret Cho, and Others Discuss the Contradictions of Being a Woman in Comed
- (Movies)
- ... While these expectations tend to be ingrained in the brains of girls and women from birth to death, some of them are counterintuitive to a life in comedy. How can a comedian make people laugh without a ...
- Created on 17 March 2021
- 12. Andra Day Reveals Why She Required Months of Forced Rest After Making The US vs. Billie Holiday: BUST Interview
- (Movies)
- ... she appeared to belong to an entirely different era, so casting her in the role of Billie Holiday would seem to have been a no-brainer. Nabbing the part, however, was no easy feat. Day worked with acting ...
- Created on 01 March 2021
- 13. 5 great female-focused French films to watch tout suite!
- (Movies)
- When picturing French women, many of our brains conjure up images colored by stereotypes of chic, young, white women smoking cigarettes at sidewalk cafes with airs of cool detachment. The French stereotypes ...
- Created on 08 February 2021
- 14. The Feminist Guide to Sex Education You Didn’t Get in School
- (Sex)
- ... down — and still learn something new! Clinical books on sex are necessary, but we aren’t all drawn in by that. While I hate to draw connections to social media, it’s clear that our brains have been trained ...
- Created on 24 September 2020
- 15. The Pandemic Baby Meme Is a Knife to the Heart of Every Person Experiencing Infertility
- (Living)
- ... know when we’ll be able to start again. I feel awful delivering this news.” I don’t remember what else she said. I remember my brain shutting down and feeling utterly hopeless. I uttered a question to ...
- Created on 10 September 2020
- 16. How This Brooklyn Sign Painter is Keeping Activism and The Art of Hand Lettering Alive
- (Arts)
- ... that was Cuomo and Fauchi and it said “New York Tough.” And my brain immediately just went to “New York abusive!” Fuck Cuomo. I don’t trust Cuomo… Budgets passed under Cuomo’s long-term authority have ...
- Created on 10 August 2020
- 17. Aja Volkman Of TWO Teaches Us How to "Pull The Knife Out": BUST Premier
- (Music)
- ... of my brain. It was relatable for me, especially cause my voice is so raspy kind of... it's just that it's not technically a good voice. It's charactery voice. So I'm able to like I relate to charactery singers ...
- Created on 10 August 2020
- 18. During A Pandemic, Are Intergenerational Homes Good For Us?
- (Living)
- ... Aside from being unparent-able, I suffer from misophonia, which means regular human sounds like chewing, coughing, and slurping hurt the inside of my brain. To no surprise, these idiosyncratic characteristics ...
- Created on 21 May 2020
- 19. Tamara Taylor Takes The Idea of a Bad-Ass Bitch to a Whole New Level in New Netflix Show, “October Faction”: BUST Interview
- (TV)
- ... a no-brainer.” Excited about the 10-episode series now streaming on Netflix, Taylor says that only time will tell whether there will be a second season. “You know, I’ve consulted every god and that’s ...
- Created on 13 February 2020
- 20. How Netflix's "Sex Education" Brilliantly Handled Themes Of Sexual Assault, Harassment, And Solidarity ...
- (TV)
- ... something similar to Aimee or the other girls watch the show. As Viv, the brainiac of the girl squad, notes when they are all confiding their stories in each other, two thirds of girls will experience ...
- Created on 05 February 2020
