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Cleaning is a Feminist Issue (or Why Cleaning up Your Pubes Makes my Vagina Want to Die)

May 22, 2013 by thevagenda

  My housemate moved out a couple of months ago. His departure made me so happy that I did a naked victory lap around the living room; and not just because of the half empty bottle of gin he left under his bed. He was a nice enough chap, but 90% of the reason I […]

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Why Hello’s Wedding Coverage Should Spark The Marxist Revolution

May 21, 2013 by thevagenda

Ladybros, I come with tidings of great sorrow. You have actually, definitely missed THE FANCY DRESS PARTY OF THE YEAR.   No, it wasn’t a toddler’s tea party, a masked ball, or a bunch of hipsters wearing cat-face in Dalston. It was the wedding of Sam Branson (er, duh. The son of Sir Richard?) and […]

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Dare to Dipshits: Why Nivea’s PR Campaign Fucks Me Off

May 21, 2013 by thevagenda

    Women are ashamed of their bodies. You only have to open a women’s magazine to be told that. Just between a feature extolling the joys of the new Cellulite Busting Cream the even newer Detox Diet (which they assure us is different from last year’s version), nowadays there’ll also be a charming article […]

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We Need To Talk About Shaving

May 20, 2013 by thevagenda

    I’m hairy. I don’t mean my luscious long locks – though I have those in abundance – nor my perfectly natural pubes. I mean it in the sense that every now and again, and indeed, rather too frequently for my liking, I catch sight of myself in a mirror and think it’s really […]

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All Power To You, Angie

May 20, 2013 by thevagenda

When I read the op-ed piece Angelina Jolie wrote for the New York Times and I very quickly found myself struggling for breath, with eyes watering, feeling sick and unable to move. I think I may have had a mild panic attack. When I read Jeremy Clarkson’s Times column, in which he actually says the […]

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Avoiding Anal

May 17, 2013 by thevagenda

    I’m a woman and I like what I like when it comes to the party in my pants. And what I definitely don’t like is anal. In fact, since I lost my virginity to a certain MIC sleazeball at 15, I’ve done nothing but avoid bum-funnery at every opportunity.    Now, I know […]

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On Yer Bike: Sustrans’ Cycling Tips for Girls were Practically Victorian

May 16, 2013 by thevagenda

I’ve lived in London for just over two years, and have cycled here the entire time. I love my bike, which is currently a rusty old Puch with no gears and a broken seat. It’s kind of a piece of crap that I paid too much for, but it’s my piece of crap, and its […]

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What the Vagenda Team Wears to Work (Seeing as Y’all So Clearly Give a Fuck)

May 15, 2013 by thevagenda

Being women, and therefore simple creatures, we are by our very nature fascinated by pretty things. This goes some way to explaining the prevalence of magazine articles which chronicle the outfits of the publication’s editorial team wear to work. After all, they’re like journalistic celebs, innit? We thought this trend had reached it’s logical (and […]

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I’m Not Scared of You Any More

May 14, 2013 by thevagenda

    I met my ex-boyfriend at sixth form college. We sat opposite each other in History class, and we shared cans of Vimto during lectures on the Russian Revolution. One time, he got hauled out of class for surreptitiously eating a tupperware case of olives – yes, the most middle class of all acts […]

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I Met Up With My Old Uni Friends, and All They Wanted to Talk About Was Their Dress Size

May 14, 2013 by thevagenda

It wasn’t quite Romi and Michelle, but it was pretty bad There are many reasons why intelligent modern gals lapse into moments of insecurity about our bodies. Sometimes, and as much as I’m loath to admit it, it’s just down to that devious little sod PMS, which feels not unlike, as Jess from New Girl […]

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TMI: Tales From a Transvaginal Ultrasound

May 13, 2013 by thevagenda

    Transvaginal. This was not a word that either existed in my vocabulary prior to having just such a scan, or that my GP thought to mention as she referred me for an ultrasound with a breezy, “I’m sure they won’t find anything, but it’s best just to check.” The reason for the referral […]

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Trash Rag Roundup: Closer, Best & Now

May 10, 2013 by thevagenda

  Last week was a corker of a week for the women’s mag posse. Obviously one would rather not prop them up financially with one’s hard-earned dollah, but the Archway Londis* was just too well-stocked for its own good, and I found myself half-gleefully half-grimly stockpiling the fuckers faster than you can say Samantha Brick. […]

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