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The 10 most Googled sex questions, answered

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lot of us are googling how to make a woman orgasm.

Understandable – it is a little trickier than making a person with a penis come, although we would recommend talking to the individual woman rather than relying on Google.

People are also very curious about where the G-spot is, how to get a bigger penis, and STIs.

That’s according to new research from Durex, which reveals the most Googled sex questions around the world.

Here’s the top 10.

The 10 most Googled sex questions:

  • Where is the G-spot?
  • How to make a woman orgasm
  • Can you get rid of herpes?
  • How to get rid of genital warts
  • What is the clap?
  • How… Read the full story

9 new vegan cheeses that you should check out

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Cheese dream

The dairy-free market has exploded in the UK recently, with more people ditching milk than ever before.

A few weeks ago, I set out to test the best of the dairy-free ice creams and now I have turned my attention to the latest vegan cheeses on the market.

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While this used to consist of tasteless rubbery slices, the latest batch offers everything from feta to halloumi.

There are plenty of offerings for those of us who are soy-free too.

So, I taste-tested these offerings to answer the all important question: is there… Read the full story

14 things you’ll know if you’re from Newcastle

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Geordieness distilled into four images (Picture: Barcroft Media/BBC/Dicksons/Rex Features)

It’s official: the Geordie public are friendly folk.

The polls often prove this.

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But, if you’re not from the area, certain things just won’t have the same meaning.

You may also think some of our habits are ‘weird’: just ask my former flatmate from Kent.

We are what we are and there’s no room for change.

Take a look at these 14 things that you’re bound to know if you’re from Newcastle.

1. You don’t wear a coat on a night out

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Woman who lost 350lbs has a brilliant response to being body-shamed

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Jacqueline Adan has lost more than 300lbs. She’s made an effort to get healthier, and she feels brilliant as a result – and, rightly, pretty proud of what she’s managed.

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That doesn’t mean she’s 100% confident, mind you.

When Jacqueline went on holiday to Mexico, she was nervous about wearing a swimsuit for the first time in ages.

She managed to overcome her nerves and went to the beach wearing a swimsuit. That’s a big deal when you’re self-conscious; a small act that should be applauded.

What didn’t help to soothe those insecurities was a dose… Read the full story

Vetements is being slammed for selling a ‘cocaine spoon’ necklace

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Oh, Vetements. You edgy brand, you.

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Vetements, who you may know as the brand behind jeans with a zip down the butt or the ones responsible for all those giant sweatshirts all the cool kids are wearing, are currently getting some light criticism for selling jewellery that doubles as drug paraphernalia.

The jewellery causing all the fuss: A £250 Silver Snuff Necklace and a Grinder Necklace, also for £250.

The silver snuff necklace is pretty much an updated version of the one Kathryn wears in Cruel Intentions. It’s a… Read the full story

Sainsbury’s has launched brand new vegan cheeses as part of its Deliciously Freefrom range

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Oh Gary, you came and you gave without taking (any milk from a cow) (Picture: Metro.co.uk/Myles Goode)

Remember this time last year when Sainsbury’s launched its own range of vegan cheeses, and vegans everywhere combusted with happiness?

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Literally combusted. Flames of joy everywhere.

The cheeses were made from a coconut oil base, and we were intrigued/hungry so obviously got all the cheese in and taste-tested them.

Then there was a big hoo-hah because a very angry man on the Vegan Life magazine Facebook page lost his sh*t and had a massive rant saying… Read the full story

Freshers’ week is literal hell on earth

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Malala Yousafzai, winner of the Nobel Peace Prize and education campaigner is starting Uni in a couple of weeks. 

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Despite the fact that she’s met with most of the world’s leading dignitaries and won like a billion awards, she, just like so many of us, will have to roll up a single duvet and shove it into a laundry basket, put it all in the back of her parent’s estate car and drive to a new city.

(I mean it’s possible that she won’t do it that way, but I’m going to choose… Read the full story

5 graduates share the advice they wish they’d been given as students

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It’s time to listen to your elders (Picture: Getty)

The phrase ‘in hindsight’ is often used to express some form of regret.

However, looking back can actually be a very useful thing  – especially when it comes to offering advice to those following in your footsteps.

For many people, guidance when going to university can significantly benefit the experience of being a student.

Leaving home as a teenager, meeting new people and being introduced to demanding coursework can be daunting and, without preparation, overwhelming.

Here is some advice five university graduates wish they’d been given as students…

Alex, 21

‘I was the first person in my family to go to university, so I didn’t have much advice from… Read the full story


Man turns his house into a perfectly preserved 1940s home

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Fan of all things vintage? Behold your dream house.

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While yesterday we were falling madly in love with book and cat lovers house, today we have a new beloved: This amazing house that’s been restored to be entirely 1940s themed.

40 years ago, the Adelaide based owner decided to completely renovate his home to have a 1940s theme – and he’s preserved it perfectly ever since.

The house, based on 85 Wills Street in Largs Bay may have been built in the early twenties, but it’s been deliberately converted to a forties… Read the full story

Wee Bob the Shetland pony lives in a house and thinks he’s a dog

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Bob thinks he’s a dog and why the hell not, y’know? (Picture: SWNS)

Animals these days just aren’t content with being animals.

Man turns his house into a perfectly preserved 1940s home

And why should they be? It’s 2017 – you can be what you want.

In recent times, we’ve had the horse who moved into its owner’s house during a storm and then refused to leave, the calf who trotted into a house to play with a five-year-old girl, and the Highland calf who was rejected by his mother so stuck two hooves up at her and Read the full story

Don’t date boys who won’t take pictures for your Instagram

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The boyfriends and husbands of Instagram have become a bit of a joke. 

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You see them in areas of natural beauty. High end boutiques. Anywhere that has a sunset. It’s a beautiful woman striking a pose while a bloke tries to take pictures of her that she’ll like.

It’s such a common phenomenon that there’s a dedicated Instagram – Boyfriends_Of_Instagram, which charts the ways that men will contort themselves to get their other half the perfect shot. We’ve told you all about them in more detail here. 

There’s a low-level sort of contempt… Read the full story

A Lady Penelope themed afternoon tea is coming

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Lady Penelope is the heroine that we do not deserve.

At times, the Thunderbirds series may have portrayed her as nothing but a high-flying socialite, but the heiress turned secret agent knew a thing or two about saving the day.

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That’s why the decadent offering of Lady Penelope themed afternoon tea will be coming to the 02 in homage to the loved character later on this month.

The event, which will take place in at The InterContinental in London, is a rather apt celebration of a woman who is said to… Read the full story

Uber’s demise is a reminder that we need to question the gig economy

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Uber, the king of the gig economy wasteland, has lost its licence to operate in London.

The company, which claims 3.5 million Londoners use its app for a cheap taxi service around London, has been brought into line by Transport For London thanks to its poor corporate responsibility and its refusal to toe the party line with regards to proper regulation.

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Although Uber has 21 days to appeal against the ruling — and will be in operation until that day — it is worth bearing in mind that the flagship app of the gig… Read the full story

You can now buy vegan cookie dough

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Hello, would you like to get in my belly? (Picture: Just Doh!/Facebook)

Human beings love cookie dough.

Why Freshers' week is literal hell on earth

It’s one of those things that all humans are programmed to froth over – along with dolphins, rainbows and sunsets.

There’s a cookie dough cafe in New York, you can buy Oreo cookie dough in America, and just the other day, a warm cookie dough pop-up launched in London.

But all this time, there was a group of people being left out of the… Read the full story

Women should not have to feel grateful for a guy going down on them

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Yesterday, we spoke to 26 women about what they wish their partners or lovers would stop doing when going down on them.

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Things got interesting. Ultimately most women said they’d like some proper time spent on their vaginas – and they can’t get off when they feel they’re in a rush.

However, the article received a few comments and one in particular really confused me.

It said that it didn’t matter whether oral sex was good or bad – women should be grateful that men are even going down there.

There are so many… Read the full story


You can now buy the pink dress The Little Mermaid’s Ariel wore to dinner with Eric

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We’ve got some great news for The Little Mermaid fans out there: You can now actually buy Ariel’s pink dress – you know, the one she wore at the dinner table with Prince Eric when she mistook a fork for a comb? Yeah, that one.

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US lifestyle brand Her Universe has created their own version of Ariel’s puffy pink dress.

Opting for a shorter cut, unlike Ariel’s dress which flows beneath her ankles, the dress features the exact same shade of pink used in the Disney film, a scooping neckline and puffed shoulder sleeves.

According to the description, the pink tea length dress is completely based on Ariel’s pink dinner gown.

To make it as spectacular as the redhead mermaid’s dress, Her Universe has embellished it with white diamond print detailing on the shoulders, a corset ribbon… Read the full story

BFF or no BFF: Is there too much pressure to have a best friend?

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Should everyone have one single best friend? (Picture: Ella Byworth for Metro.co.uk)

A fun fact about me: I don’t have a best friend.

This has not always been the case. At primary school, I had not one but two best friends, Chloe and Sophie. At prep school (I know, I’m a bit posh) I had a best friend called Jessica.

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At secondary school, I was inseparable from a boy called Adam for five, solid years – and if anyone has bestie bragging rights, it’s him: we went on to the same university (OK, I followed him), I was… Read the full story

Down with the baby group cliques – don’t let a mum sit on her own

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The first time I was aware that the ‘mum clique’ existed was when my first son was a few months old.

I had my first child when I was 22, I was the only one of my friends to have a baby and cracks began to show when our lives were moving in different directions.

They were enjoying being normal 20-somethings, I was learning to be a mum.

I loved my boy, but I was lonely.

I was teetering on the verge of postnatal depression.

So, when I finally plucked up the courage, I ventured to my nearest mother and baby group.

Stop slagging off mums… Read the full story

How to deal with your antidepressants giving you major dry mouth

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It wouldn’t be an understatement to say that antidepressants are life-savers.

They’ve played a massive part in bringing me out of a depressive period that made me come home from work, lie down, and refuse to move from bed or actually go to sleep for the next five hours. They’ve significantly reduced the frequency of my thoughts of topping myself.

But that doesn’t mean antidepressants are a miracle drug that fixes absolutely everything.

It can take ages to find the right meds and the right dosage (I just got bumped up to 40mg and it’s made a huge difference), and even once you’ve done that, you… Read the full story

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