Wellbeing Why Are Millennial Women So Obsessed With Astrology? Tarot readings, birth charts, horoscopes, palmistry, Co-Star notifications – in uncertain times, millennial women are looking to the stars for comfort and guidance. Even the sceptics. Future Women investigates. By Natalie Cornish Wellbeing Tarot readings, birth charts, horoscopes, palmistry, Co-Star notifications – in uncertain times, millennial women are looking to the stars for comfort and guidance. Even the sceptics. Future Women investigates. By Natalie Cornish Previous article Jamila Rizvi & Rosie Waterland Want Us All To Be More Honest About Getting Sick Next article Members On Their Way: Zufi Emerson Before making any major life decision, Lara has taken to booking in a tarot card reading. “I want reassurance that I’m on the right path,” she says.Lara is one of many millennials looking to the stars for guidance. They include Katy Perry and Taylor Swift who reportedly bonded over a mutual affection for horoscope readings (and blame their star signs for their well-publicised fall out). Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s former life coach, Megan Hellerer, recently referenced Saturn Return in an interview with New York Magazine. Then there’s Roxanne Gay and Lizzo who have both been gifted readings by renowned LA-based astrologer Chani Nicholas. And, if you needed any further proof that astrology has gone mainstream (aside from the memes flooding your Instagram feed), Spotify has added a daily horoscopes podcast, Bumble now lets users filter matches based on star sign, and every second woman I know receives a Co-Star notification each morning. wellness Best Of Future Women Wellbeing How to escape the dopamine trap By Dr Anastasia Hronis Self Two ducks and a Chick walk into the wilderness By Odessa Blain Wellbeing How can you be ‘authentic’ at work? By Steph Tisdell Wellbeing Awww, you shouldn’t have. By FW Wellbeing We’ve discovered burnout’s kryptonite By FW Wellbeing How to be proactive without rushing through life By Michelle Brasier Wellbeing Why an HRT shortage is a mental health issue By FW Wellbeing Burn bright, not out By Eden Timbery Your inbox just got smarter If you’re not a member, sign up to our newsletter to get the best of Future Women in your inbox.
