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So, You’re Looking For A Sex-Toy? Read This Definitive Guide

The Ladies Compartment walks you through the process of buying a sex-toy that is perfect for you. And, I rounded up the best of the best from my favourite site Imbesharam.com! Bonus: Once you’ve picked which one is right for you, get discounts on everything on ImBesharam by using my code IMB-TLC10OFF!

What My Stress-Induced Hairfall Taught Me About Perfectionism

My sense of self was starting to crumble. I journaled to keep my sanity intact and to process these emotions. The idea that maybe someday I’d go bald and won’t be what one could call “conventionally beautiful”. It was a challenge to be kind to myself. I started picking out every flaw in me and made worsened my mental state on purpose. I was at a very dark place, and at this time, and I was straight up self-destructive. 

Phenomenal Women: 10 Questions with Crime and Gender Journalist, Author Priyanka Dubey

Priyanka Dubey is a journalist and an author. She’s spent 11 years reporting on issues of social justice and human rights. At present, Priyanka is on a sabbatical, which she’s spending reading, traveling and dabbling in fiction writing. The Ladies Compartment asked her 10 questions.

Phenomenal Women: Speaking With Namita Bhandare, Author & Journalist

A prolific author of both fiction and non-fiction books, Namita has found a rare sweet spot for Indian women journalists. She’s happy, and doing work that fulfils her, as opposed to chasing the newest relevant topic.

Her work is impressive and unassailable. In an increasingly cut-throat industry that is Indian media, what I respect and love most about Namita is her fearless, no-holds-barred support for other women.

Less Than Perfect, More Than Women’s Month

They’ll parade out feminism’s greatest hits in listicles and short profiles. We will recognise most of the names and faces, if not all. These role models of past and present that fought and won their battles. And, even those of us who brandish our tee-shirts saying “Women don’t owe you perfect/pretty/nice” will wonder: if she was able to do it, why haven’t I?