Amanda Chatel
School
University Of New Hampshire
Expertise
Sexual Wellness And Relationships, Reproductive Rights, Mental Health
- Amanda has had the honor of interviewing some pretty heavy hitters, including sex education icons Dr. Ruth and Betty Dodson, world-renowned anthropologist and expert on the science of love Dr. Helen Fisher, as well as the owners and CEOs of feminist sexual wellness brands Dame, Le Wand, and Unbound.
- Having been an outspoken advocate for child-free women through her work, Amanda has been interviewed by the NY Post, Time, Daily Mail, and Slate.
- In 2019, The League included Amanda in their "15 Inspirational Feminists Every Single Person Should Follow on Twitter" list.
Experience
Amanda has been a professional writer for 13 years. She was a sexual wellness and relationship journalist for Bustle for seven years and is a regular contributor to SELF, Shape, and Glamour. Her work as also been featured in Harper's Bazaar, The Atlantic, Elle, Men's Health, Cosmopolitan, New York Magazine, The New York Times, among others.
Education
Amanda has a bachelor's degree in English and master's degree in Creative Writing from the University of New Hampshire.
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Stories By Amanda Chatel
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Piggyback perming is an '80s throwback that still remains popular among curly-haired lovers today. Here's what to know about this complex yet beautiful style.
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Loneliness isn't just about being physically lonely. If you're feeling lonely in your relationship, there are a few things you can do to start feeling better.
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Some tampons contain ingredients that are harmful for your health. Here's which ingredients to avoid, and safer alternatives to use instead.
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Everyone has deal-breakers. Like boundaries, deal-breakers are things we've decided that are okay or not okay in regard to relationships.
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You can hit up a massage therapist for a professional abdominal massage, but you can also do them on your own. It's a more budget-friendly option.
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Nail salons are full of potential red flags, which are easy to overlook. Let us show you the mistakes you're probably making and what you should do instead.
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If you keep your tools and soap within reach, cleaning under your nails doesn't have to be something you need to think about, but rather something you just do.
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Getting sand in your hair is an annoying consequence of those fun beach days. Here are the best ways to get those grains out of your locks.
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Disillusioned with the standard dating apps built around swiping? Consider IRLY, a dating app for Gen Z centered on self-expression and authenticity.
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Getting a new tattoo is endlessly exciting, but then you realize you never asked your artist how long you need to wait to shave. We've got the answer.
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Sometimes, we buy an article of clothing that doesn't fit quite right in the moment with the hope of it fitting someday in the future.
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In the past few years, gua sha has become part of that search as people have been using the tool on their faces to diminish wrinkles and smooth their skin.
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Before you jump on the lip filler bandwagon, it's important to know what to expect when getting them and what you should avoid after getting your injections.
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Elevate your skincare game with these top-tier tactics, ensuring that the story told by the wrinkles above your lips remains one of resilience and beauty.
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Is it time to break up with your therapist? As much as it might be a painful reality, if any of these signs are there, you shouldn't ignore them.
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If you're sick of regular dating apps not being able to give you what you're looking for, Feeld might be able to help you truly meet your needs.
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When you're tired of trying to squeeze too much information into your dating app bio, you can turn to this new, much more serious method of finding the one.
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A lot can go wrong when wedding planning, one being the seating arrangement. For a successful day, avoid making these mistakes with a smart seating chart.
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If you're texting with a new love interest and start noticing some of these odd emoji behaviors, beware! These glaring red flags shouldn't be ignored.
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Have you already met your soulmate? You could be invisibly tied to your soulmate (whether you know it or not), according to the viral "invisible string theory."
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'Status quo bias' might be playing matchmaker in your love life — but don't let an unhealthy relationship or fear of the future hold your heart hostage.
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Even adults can tap into various lifestyle benefits if they adopt a back-to-school mindset. The good news is, you don't have to wait until fall to do it.
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Boundaries are supposed to make a relationship stronger and happier, but some people use the term to cover behavior that actually borders on abuse.
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Just because those bumps, rashes, or breakouts look like armpit acne doesn't mean that's what it is — it could be a handful of other things.
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Period underwear can sound like an ingenious product. And while it may be, it's also essential to buy a pair of period underwear that is safe to wear.
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Finding the perfect matching tattoo is about more than aesthetics — these tips will help you strike the right balance of meaning, style, and substance.
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In light of the hugely successful "Barbie" film, people are using the film as a way to gauge whether the man they're dating is Kenough for the long-term.