Hello!

I’m Pipa and this is my non social media writing space. It’s a slower space where we can spend time with questions, thoughts, and, aaah, breathe. It’s about words rather than pictures or products, and connecting with like minded others.

The title is Women What Whistle, because I was told growing up that ladies don’t whistle, so I write about being women who stop giving a fig about what we should do and get on with doing the things that we want to do.

And that really is my thing: understanding ourselves, knowing our minds and being who we are. It’s the best recipe for fulfilment, contentment and finding the elusive ‘happiness’ (tip: stop looking, start being).

I’ve also recorded over 100 podcast episodes on everything from self-image to diets and eating disorders, to how to have good sex, coping with grief, overcoming trauma, healthy selfish, love languages, hormones, and more recently encompassed, through the stories of other women, tales of bravery and being ourselves.

So, it’s lovely to meet you, and thanks for clicking this far!

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Thank you, Pipa x

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When I was young, my parents told me that ladies didn't whistle, hence the title, because life's too precious and too short, to fall in line or fake it.

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'Just be yourself!' they say! 'But who am I?' you say. It took me years to figure out what it meant to walk in my own shoes, ditching the shoulds and 'doing me,' and that's pretty much what I write about—the soulful journey to find and be ourselves.