Marith Iedema

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Marith Anna Iedema
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BornMarith Anna Iedema
(1989-01-23) 23 January 1989 (age 35)
Groningen, Netherlands
Years active2015–present
Notable works(S)experimenteren, Mijn lust en mijn leven

Marith Anna Iedema (Groningen, 23 January 1989) is a Dutch journalist and writer.

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Biography

Marith Iedema was born in Groningen, but grew up in Amsterdam. She graduated from the School of Journalism in Utrecht and started her career on the web editorial team of de Volkskrant. She left that position to fully dedicate herself to covering topics related to love, relationships, and sex. Besides her work as a journalist, she has worked as a model for more than ten years, both in the Netherlands and internationally. Iedema lives in Amsterdam with her partner and son. She is an advocate for sexual freedom and pleasure for women. [1] [2] [3] In 2021, she was diagnosed with breast cancer, which significantly altered her life and became a major subject of her writing.

Columns

Iedema wrote a weekly column for Nieuwe Revu from 2016 until 2020. [4] Since 2022, she has been writing a weekly column for VROUW. [5] [6]

Bibliography

Iedema debuted as an author with (S)experimenteren. In this book, she candidly and humorously discusses her love life and explores the ideal form of a relationship. [7] [8] Three years later, she published Mijn lust en mijn leven, in which she humorously and honestly discusses the impact of pregnancy and a baby on her love life. [9] [10]

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References

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