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 Phrases Brilliant People Use That Will Change the Way You Think

Remember when smart meant memorizing facts and spouting them like a Wikipedia page with legs? Well, the genuinely brilliant folks among us know it’s more about asking the right questions and challenging assumptions. Here are the phrases that separate the truly insightful from the just-read-a-self-help-book crowd. 1. “I might be wrong.” These three words used…

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15 Everyday Luxuries Our Grandparents Had We Can No Longer Afford

Despite all our technological advances and modern conveniences, there are some basic luxuries our grandparents took for granted that have become increasingly out of reach. While we’re busy bragging about our smart homes and subscription services, here are some simple pleasures from previous generations that now feel like upper-class privileges. 1. Single-Income Households Remember when…

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15 Unfair Stereotypes About Baby Boomers That Need to Go

Let’s talk about the generational blame game that’s gotten out of hand. Baby Boomers often bear the brunt of oversimplified narratives that ignore the complexity and diversity of an entire generation. Here’s why these common assumptions need a reality check. 1. “They’re All Technologically Inept.” The generation that witnessed and actively participated in the greatest…

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