Harper Stanley

Harper Stanley graduated from Eugene Lang College at The New School in NYC in 2006 with a degree in Media Studies and Literature and Critical Analysis. After graduating, she worked as an editorial assistant at The Atlantic before moving to the UK to work for the London Review of Books. When she's not waxing poetic about literature, she's writing articles about dating, relationships, and other women's lifestyle topics to help make their lives better. While shocking, she really has somehow managed to avoid joining any social media apps — a fact she's slightly smug about.

16 Ways Your Parents Unintentionally Stripped You of Your Confidence

Let’s talk about something that hits close to home—the ways our well-meaning parents might have accidentally chipped away at our confidence. Don’t get me wrong, most parents try their absolute best, pouring their hearts into raising happy, successful kids. But sometimes, even with the best intentions, they can leave lasting impacts on our self-esteem that…

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People With Zero Respect for Authority Have These Good and Bad Traits

Those who naturally resist authority figures tend to march to their own drum, creating waves wherever they go. While society often labels these individuals as troublemakers, their tendency to question the status quo carries both advantages and drawbacks. From workplace rebels to social movement leaders, these authority-resistant personalities shape our world in unexpected ways. Here’s…

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