Jenna Ryu

Experts say it’s natural to mourn any lost hopes, dreams, and expectations for the future.

Understanding the distinction can help you make some changes before things get really bad.

Here’s why you might be reaching for that tube or stick every two hours.

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Allowing someone else to control how and when you move on will only delay your healing process.

Whether you want to level up your friendships, be less anxious, or love yourself more.

Lowering your standards might sound like bad advice, but aiming to be “great enough” can be game-changing.

Your usual zit-zapping strategies probably won’t work for these stubborn bumps.

In a new SELF interview, the ‘90210’ star reveals how the experience put her relationship through the wringer.

Baseball, basketball, and soccer players have been spotted chilling, cheering, and fangirling on the sidelines.

Stars are once again flocking to Queens to sip Honey Deuces and cheer for their tennis faves.

While a lot of top players climbed the rankings in their teens or early 20s, Pegula’s rise has been more gradual.

Of course you feel dehumanized and insecure when someone pretends you don’t even exist.

“The only thing that counts in my life is going up in the boyfriend rankings.”

The four-time Grand Slam champion has been candid about how emotionally taxing tennis can be.

“I think I’m doing pretty well. I’m also just trying not to be too hard on myself.”

If an inflamed, angry-red pimple is the skin-care equivalent of a scream, a closed comedone is a threatening whisper. Seemingly headless and unpoppable, closed comedones are white or skin-colored bumps that gradually build beneath the surface of the skin until they’re large enough to be visible in profile. Closed comedones are commonly called whiteheads which contrary to popular belief aren’t actually those white, pus-filled pimples you’re so often tempted to pop. In fact actual whiteheads aren’…

And if you did, you’re not alone.

The negative voice in your head may never go away completely, but there are ways to lower its volume.

Meet the women in their 30s, 40s, 50s, and even 60s giving it their all.