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Every January, many of us set the goal to start the year off right by eating better, the good intention leading us to one diet or another. Then, inevitably, we fall off said diet and right back into the same old (if not far worse) habits.But a program called intuitive eating is gaining popularity by offering a radically different perspective on healthy eating: What if the problem isn't failing to stick to diets, but rather a diet industry that profits off our unhealthy relationship to food? What if, instead of seeing food as an adversary or obstacle to staying healthy, we instead sought to redefine healthy eating as whatever gives us pleasure and satisfies our hunger?"Diet culture's goal is to try to shrink the body to make someone fit an external cultural ideal of thinness, which is not reasonable for most people. So it sets them up to pursue diets

Messaging friends about a dance party so good it'll melt their faces off is about to get a lot easier.On Thursday, Emojipedia highlighted all the new emoji included in iOS 15.4. While it's still in Beta (the current iOS is 15.3), when it's released, the next iOS will bring with it a host of additional emoji that are practically guaranteed to slide into your "frequently used."Say hello to melting face, mirror disco ball, and bubbles. And that fancy lip-biting mouth is definitely going to get some play. It's a disco party. Credit: Emojipedia Not to be overlooked are the Pregnant Man emoji, and the Face With Peeking Eye emoji.Non-developers anxious to get their hands on these new emoji will unfortunately have to wait just a bit longer. How long exactly remains unclear because Apple has yet to confirm an exact release date for iOS 15.4

Conservative radio host and personality Dan Bongino has been kicked off YouTube for good.“We terminated Dan Bongino’s channels for circumventing our Terms of Service by posting a video while there was an active strike and suspension associated with the account,” said a YouTube spokesperson in a statement provided to Mashable. “When a channel receives a strike, it is against our Terms of Service to post content or use another channel to circumvent the suspension. If a channel is terminated, the uploader is unable to use, own or create any other YouTube channels.”Basically, Bongino tried to evade a temporary suspension by posting content when he was prohibited from doing so, resulting in a permanent ban.As of Wednesday, both of Dan Bongino's YouTube channels had been permanently deleted, one of which has almost 900,000 subscribers.Earlier this month, Bongino violated the video platform's COVID-19 misinformation policies when he posted a video claiming "masks