'Finally, someone's interested in you': When male victims of sexual crimes are mocked or dismissed, the hurt deepens
The jocular and trivialising comments that people often make at the expense of male victims of sexual crimes reflect mindsets rooted in toxic masculinity and gender norms, experts say.
Luxury sales are declining globally, but why are shoppers in Southeast Asia still splurging?
As luxury demand dampens in traditional strongholds like China and the US, Southeast Asia is emerging as a surprising bright spot, driven by rising affluence, tourism and a more intentional approach to indulgence.
The NUS graduate who loves her 'really, really cool' job as an aerial performer in a Macau circus
Ms Megan Lau, 24, traded climbing the corporate ladder for aerial ropes to fulfill her childhood dream of performing as a “water princess” in a Macau circus.
'People assumed I was lazy': Even after weight loss, some find lingering 'fatphobic' attitudes hurtful
Their bodies might have changed drastically, but the sting of fatphobia still lingers.
How breast cancer treatment led me to knitting hats and breast prostheses for women like me
Ms Lyn Ee found that many fellow breast cancer sufferers were deeply appreciative of receiving knitted hats and prostheses.
Parent or pal: Why you should not try so hard to be your child's 'friend'
It may be tempting to want to be a "cool" parent, but parenting experts advised that it is better to strike a balance between warmth and authority to help children feel secure without losing respect for your role.
Can botox really improve your self-esteem? Depends on how you already feel about yourself, say experts
Social media and the aesthetics industry boom have normalised cosmetic procedures, but when does our interest in changing our appearance become unhealthy?
