Nothing happens to you. It happens for you.

Update: 2020-05-02

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We often say to ourselves, "why is this happening to me?" when bad luck passes our way. Lifestyle columnist Lee Suckling wants to help you reframe that.

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Embracing my inner introvert

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Is going blonde a cry for help?

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Are influencers irrelevant in 2020?

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Let's talk about privilege

2020-06-0208:02

Marriage problems

2020-05-2105:59

Millennials are tough. We will survive the next recession

2020-05-1306:08

Dogs give you a stronger heart

2020-05-1208:24

Too many selfies?

2020-05-0906:46

Let's eliminate these STIs as well as COVID-19

2020-05-0805:58

Call me "daddy"

2020-05-0705:01

Should you try out audio porn?

2020-05-0606:41

Throwback to the Met Gala: What is camp?

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Nothing happens to you. It happens for you.

2020-05-0208:09

A healthy dose of jealousy

2020-05-0106:57

Sick and tired of Zoom calls? Me too.

2020-04-3007:08

Men are obsessed with other men's chests

2020-04-2805:36

Lesbians have higher divorce rates than gay men. Why?

2020-04-2708:25

Nothing is more permanent than a temporary solution

2020-04-2508:56

Positive body image is bullsh*t

2020-04-2409:29

Why saying "calm down" is useless

2020-04-2305:55

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Nothing happens to you. It happens for you.

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Nothing happens to you. It happens for you.

Lee Suckling

Nothing happens to you. It happens for you.