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In a world where Kim Kardashian sells bras with built-in nipples, young people are getting preemptive Botox, and peeling an orange is used to judge the health of relationships and tips and tricks for living life. It is considered a litmus test. And living it well is hotly debated.
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Lyrically about the latest beauty, fashion and lifestyle trends and whether they're worth your time delivered to your inbox every Wednesday at 6pm. A roundup of Lifestyle Desk's weekly coverage analyzing relationships, sex, dating, wellness, gender, fashion, beauty, food and more.
While I don't claim to be a lifestyle god and have been known to eat three pizzas a week, I hope to bring you a new lifestyle story with a touch of humanity and sanity .
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As a little disclaimer, things can get a little weird around here. Over the course of a week, our writers explore how South Korea's 4B movement could destroy heterosexual relationships, why London's Euston station became hell on earth, and why Megan We discussed whether Fox has good dating advice. There's a lot going on, but I promise to read this newsletter every week so you have plenty of material for your group chats. See you on Wednesday?
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