Anna Davies
Anna Davies has written for The New York Times, New York, Elle, and Refinery29. She has been on staff at the New York Post, Cosmopolitan, and other titles, and has written 13 YA novels. She loves covering topics related to wellness, parenting, travel, and mental health and — in some assignments — the confluence of all four. She can be found chronicling her around-the-globe adventures with her 4-year-old @babybackpacker on Instagram.
Sex
How Important Is Sex In A Relationship, Really?
Any way you want it, that’s the way you need it.
Relationships
How To Get Over Cheating, According To People Who’ve Been There
“I know that you can’t ‘prevent’ cheating. But I also know that if I do get cheated on again, I will be OK.”
Sex
How To Try Erotic Hypnosis, Either Solo Or With A Partner
You are getting very...sexy.
Room To Improve
11 Key Questions People Never Think To Ask On An Apartment Tour
They may sound a little quirky, and that’s the point.
Real Talk
“I’m Not ‘Your Girl’”: 4 Things Hairdressers Wish You’d Stop Doing
Hint: Quit begging to be featured in their stories.
Will You Accept This Rose?
Should You Wait For The Proposal Or DIY?
TL;DR: Either way is better than snooping for the ring receipt.
Relationships
The Way You & Your Partner Handle Conflict Says A Lot About Your Relationship
It's all about being communicative and self-aware.
The Good, The Bad, & The Boozy
Embrace The Chaos Of A Suburban Book Club
"I was hugging her and she was crying on my shoulder. I ran into her a week later at a coffee shop and she had no idea who I was." By Anna Davies
The Lazy Girl's Guide To Planning A Wedding
How To Not Cry Over The Table Seating Arrangements At Your Wedding
A strategy is necessary for this one.
The Lazy Girl's Guide To Planning A Wedding
How To Plan Wedding Favors You Won't Stress Over
“Favors” don’t necessarily need to mean “stuff.”
The Lazy Girl's Guide To Planning A Wedding
So, When Do I Actually Have To Make My Wedding Guest List?
The best way to know who you want there is to decide who’s off the list.
The Sobriety Spectrum
If My Drinking Is ‘Normal,’ Why Do I Think About It All The Time?
“I always wonder if an extra drink is a sign that I’m slipping, that I’ve gone too far.”
Wellness
"No One Asked Questions": Young People On Jumping The Vaccine Line
Four 20-and 30-somethings share why — and how — they got a shot.
Money
The 7 Biggest Myths About Saving Money, Debunked By Financial Experts
Financial literacy is a skill.
Life
“We Try To Keep It Normal”: Amid The Coronavirus Outbreak, People Flock To Online Parties
