As a culture we’re used to images of naked women. We’ve seen up starlet’s skirts (even when we wanted to look away), viewed their saucy smartphone pictures, and on occasion, even been privy to the contents of their intimate, home movies.

Are women getting less comfortable with being naked in front of other people? A recent essay by the Globe and Mail’s Katrina Onstad puts forth the idea that while celebs may not have any problem stripping down to their birthday suits, an increasing number of women are covering up and even in the most pedestrian circumstances.

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Katrina Onstad: Are men better than women at having fun?

In a new book, Katrina Onstad argues for the life-changing benefits of leisure time. But, she discovers, guys are actually better at unwinding. Find out why in the excerpt below.

All work and no play: Are men better than women at having fun?

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