Life

Every time I think the drama’s over, someone new fills me in on what she’s said.

Meeting new people can be surprisingly simple—if you have the right approach.

They’re living the kind of love story she’s been singing about all along.

Work should only take up 25% of our time. These three steps make that happen.

Plus, a few tricks to make it last longer.

If shorter days and fading light leave you panicky and cranky, here are a few ways to cope.

Just because there’s a sale doesn’t mean you have to impulsively shop.

Whether it was a promising potential partner or a so-called friend who pulled a disappearing act.

Their whirlwind romance might just be the blueprint we all need.

A fancy algorithm may not be able to solve what, at its core, is a human problem.

Hot yoga isn’t on her list—but there’s one essential she tells SELF she swears by.

If Sex and the City taught us anything, it’s that sometimes your soulmates aren’t romantic at all.

It’s not your job—and it’s not even likely to work.

Say goodbye to momma’s boys—and hello to the brothers trained by their big sis.

Her days are filled with rehab sessions and relentless advocacy. (And occasionally cars, motorcycles, and the French horn.)

Sometimes, the best “therapy” involves a heartbreaking plot twist and a box of tissues.

Being someone’s “number one” sounds great—but it’s not the way life usually works.

They’re your low-effort, high-reward companion.

The reality is not as aspirational as Gilmore Girls makes it seem.

Hair-tucking, ball-bouncing, shorts-pulling…