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Types of Birth Control
Birth control is now more readily available than ever before, and the truth is that there are new options coming up every single year. If you want to make sure that you've gotten the right birth control for yourself, you really can't rely on others to help educate you about your options.
By Ossiana Tepfenhart9 years ago in Viva
My Hawk, Alfie
Hey there! My name's Elizabeth, but you can call me Lizzy, I'm gonna give you a quick run down on my life; it involves world travels, mental health, relationships, and most importantly, my Red Tailed Hawk, Alfie. So, if that sounds interesting to you, read on!
By Elizabeth9 years ago in Petlife
Best Strollers for Infants
Strollers are tough to pick out, especially when there's so many styles and designs to pick from. There are hefty strollers and then there are simple ones. Not to mention the variety of colors and designs on them — endless.
By Rachel Blanchard9 years ago in Families
What Type of Pet Should You Get?
So you want to own a pet, hey? Pets can be a great source of happiness, but what type of pet is right for you? From bunnies and kittens, to dogs and birds, we will dive right into the pet world and find you the perfect pal to hang out and snuggle with.
By Lauren Pearce9 years ago in Petlife
My Very First Rabbit
I've always wanted a cat. Ever since I was a little girl, I dreamed of having cats. A fat cat, a friendly cat, even a mean cat. I just wanted a cat, but alas, my mother dissaproved the idea.
By EmEl El9 years ago in Petlife
Famous Celebrity Feminists
Feminism is often seen as stigmatized. At one point, it was even common for women to say things along the lines of, "I'm not a feminist, but..."
By Mackenzie Z. Kennedy9 years ago in Viva
Ferret-Proofing Your Home
Ferrets are curious as can be! Unfortunately, they are often too curious for their own good. Importance of Ferret Proofing...
By Ashley Badgley9 years ago in Petlife
My Bell
My heart... my soul... my Kinobe. My beautiful, loving Pharaoh hound and husky mix was dying. Only six years old and he had kidney failure. There was nothing the vet could do. He had stopped eating and couldn't even keep water down anymore. My tears were never ending as my roommate carried him into the vet's office to let him peacefully slip away. As they were injecting him I just held his face, apologizing over and over. Gave his beautiful face a thousand goodbye kisses. Stared into his golden eyes one last time. We had a connection that I'd never had with any human or animal before. I had rescued him from the local humane Society when he was a puppy, but really, he had rescued me in the long run... Fast forward through the past year and a half, I tried searching for something to repair the giant hole in my heart. There was nothing. No ordinary dog could ever replace him. In every shelter, I searched for a familiar face. Hoping that maybe he was really just lost and I'd find him again. I had reached the denial stage of grief. I figured adding a new dog to the household would help distract me from the loss. Nothing seemed to work out so far. Every possible trail was usually a dead end. I decided to just give up. I'd never find anything like my boy ever again.
By Heather Leigh9 years ago in Petlife