Tatum Handel

If a social blunder occurs in person, I know I can laugh it off and try to convince myself later that it never happened. Unfortunately, that luxury does not extend to texting.

In a culture that upholds agreeability as the most aspirational virtue for women, expressing anger translates into an action of rebellion. In honor of National Women’s History Month, here are nine songs that embrace female rage. 

Love, Pamela captures the multiple dimensions of Anderson’s character, granting her an opportunity to provide rationale for her decisions and reflect on an immensely colorful, eventful life.

Luckily, you have these six songs to help alleviate your Valentine’s Day-induced melancholia.

The title Is This What It Feels Like to Feel Like This? accurately encapsulates the storm of self-doubt that recurs throughout The Wombats’ newest work.

Within the mixtape’s three songs, O’Brien tackles her situationships, toxic perceptions of love and desperate desires to disappear.

“Gilmore Girls” has its strengths, such as its compelling, nuanced female characters, plots largely driven by female ambition and willingness to challenge traditional family structures. With that being said, the series depends on several patriarchal tropes.

The premise of dentistry has always filled me with dread for a myriad of very good reasons. First of all, I do not enjoy laying on my back while several people peer into my gaping mouth. Secondly, the lights are always way too bright. Thirdly, it is absolutely humiliating attempting to engage in polite small talk as someone stabs your teeth with too many sharp tools.