Why Women's Friendship Is Getting Cultural Attention
Women's friendship as cultural subject has surged in 2024-2025 — major books (Bonnie Garmus, Rachel Cusk), TV shows (Three
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Women's friendship as cultural subject has surged in 2024-2025 — major books (Bonnie Garmus, Rachel Cusk), TV shows (Three
Many women are deliberately reading more female authors after recognising their existing reading patterns skewed male (school curricula, classic literary
Female doctors report measurably higher burnout than male colleagues in UK and US studies. The reasons reveal systemic gender issues
Birth choices for UK women — home birth, planned caesarean by maternal request, hypnobirthing, water birth, freebirth — are becoming more openly
Caregiving — both childcare and elder care — has become major UK economic issue affecting women's workforce participation, family finances,
Women's investment clubs — small groups meeting regularly to learn investing together — are growing as alternative to male-dominated investment
Women are increasingly explicit about flexibility requirements when accepting jobs — and increasingly willing to walk from inflexible roles. The shift
More women are explicitly choosing to build careers without children — not as default, but as positive choice. The trend is
Multiple studies (First Round Capital, BCG, Catalyst) show female-led and female-founded companies generate higher returns per capital invested than male-led
Women over 50 are entering investing in unprecedented numbers in UK and US. The trend reflects inheritance from parents (peak
Long COVID — persistent symptoms after acute COVID infection — affects women at 2-4x the rate of men, according to multiple studies.
Women's sports coverage in mainstream media (BBC, Sky Sports, major newspapers) is finally increasing substantively after decades of