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How To Get Over a Boy (learn to self-love from Chidera Eggerue, author of the bestselling title What a Time to be Alone) by Chidera Eggerue by Chidera Eggerue

How To Get Over a Boy (learn to self-love from Chidera Eggerue, author of the bestselling title What a Time to be Alone) by Chidera Eggerue

Author: Chidera Eggerue
SKU: SNG14161
Barcode: 9781787134805
Publisher: Quadrille Publishing Ltd
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How To Get Over a Boy

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Format : Hardback
ISBN :9781787134805

How To Get Over a Boy:

In How to Get Over a Boy, bestselling author Chidera Eggerue will show you, once and for all, how to reframe the stale goal of finding a man. She will equip you with tangible and applicable solutions for every part of your dating life, helping you recognise that men hold as much power in our romantic lives as we grant them.
In the past, dating books tend to lean more into the territory of 'how to make him find you hot!', 'how to make him jealous!', 'how to get him to propose!'. But these how-tos are placing men on a pedestal of being 'the prize'. Men are NEVER the prize. You are. Let The Slumflower show you why.

About the Author:

Eggerue was raised in Southeast London in Peckham, a neighborhood that is mostly British Nigerian. Eggerue attended Goose Green Primary School, in East Dulwich. Eggerue then moved on to Notre Dame School for her secondary education. Her family is Igbo.She attended college to study fashion design but was unable to finish her degree due to depression.In 2017, Eggerue started #SaggyBoobsMatter, a hashtag that gained prominence on Twitter and Instagram, to challenge the convention that women with large breasts must wear a bra if their breasts sag. As a teenager she felt insecure because her breasts did not look like a model on the packaging of her first bra. She later decided to embrace her shape and posted a picture wearing a dress without a bra in September 2017, using the hashtag. According to Eggerue, "“There is enough room for everybody in the body positivity movement. But we must work together to make room for those more marginalised than us.” Eggerue has received backlash to the campaign. Early in 2018, one of her braless photos was turned into a meme that referred to her and another black woman as unattractive.


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