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The complete ‘Women Who Changed Science - And The World" collection in honor of the 95th Women’s Equality Day.

A group of students that were equally as brilliant, as they were grotesque.

Admirers of beauty, and destruction alike.

A group not formed out of a shared interest, but primarily out of shared hatred. Entitlement, the need for power, and the belief that they would reclaim their world.

Their presence lingered in halls, their laughter frightened those who already did not belong.

Their professors, unaware of the wickedness that was growing under their very roofs, were impressed by the boys alleged friendship. To them, the boys reflected everything a group should represent; loyalty, dedication, and respect—but directed towards what? Surely not what they had hoped for.

Work out every day. Get ripped.

Quit wearing makeup, and ESPECIALLY quit wearing full coverage makeup. It's terrible for your skin.

Don't shave your bush. All it does is increase risk of vaginal infections and give you razor burn + ingrown hairs.

Eat healthier and eat more iron. In the United States, 40% of women are iron deficient.

Fix your sleep schedule.

Take your vitamins.

Learn about your own anatomy.

Learn to self-advocate. It's hard to do, but it will help you massively if you can accomplish it.

Stop dating men. Go 4B.

Stop having sex with men. They are disease vectors.

Ditch coffee, drink green tea. Green tea improves cognitive function and heart health.

You don't need any fancy skincare products. Unless you have an actual skin condition, the only thing you need to put on your face is sunscreen, face-safe soap, and water.

Go outside more. Spend time in nature, or just stand outside in your garden or driveway.

Don't get cosmetic surgery or fillers. By doing so you're just putting yourself in danger for the sake of beauty standards.