Being an Asian-American woman often means being part of two cultures but belonging to neither.

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I’ve got an anxiety disorder but when my family got infected with COVID, I used these mental-health tactics to avoid a panic attack.

Are you in your 40s, questioning everything, and considering making major changes? You might be able to blame Uranus Opposition for your midlife crisis.

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What if “get work done” meant working on self-acceptance, (instead of nipping, Botox-ing and tucking)?

Many a motivational speaker has spouted the advice, that, in order to grow, we should simply “get out of our comfort zone.” Author Terri Trespicio breaks down why that advice falls short — and offers an alternative: Seek comfort.

A reader follows up with Dixie after taking her advice about her distant husband. Submit your questions to Dixie for some no-bullshit advice.

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