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FOMO and the Pandemic: When Missing Out Became Real
Remember when your friends went out for a nice dinner party and you couldn’t come because you had to work? How did you feel? Annoyed, upset, or even anxious? You were probably experiencing FOMO, the burdensome fear of missing out. According to Jennifer Walkin, a New...
Grades – The IQ measuring Scale
The human brain is a very interesting element to explore, so is human intelligence. There have been several ideologies regarding human intelligence, as we are considered the top ones in terms of learning. With the changing time, the scoring standards for the level of...
You Can Write Aimlessly With No Purpose
Writing, much like reading, can be done leisurely. Your writing need not be purposeful or prove a point in some way. You do not have to be George Orwell and construct a fable about corruption on a farm where a pig dines with humans. Your work does not have to discuss...
Tell Me Your Funny/Embarrassing Period Stories
Periods are kind of funny, and I'm tired of pretending they're not. I'm considered a pretty funny woman; I navigate the—sometimes pretty bleak—the world through jokes and humour. Is giggling through life considered a defense mechanism? Maybe, but I'm not planning on...
Alexander Pichushkin: The Worst Serial Killer You Do Not Know
Serial killers are getting more and more recognition every day. They are low-key celebrities and have been that way for a few decades already. There are countless books, TV shows, and movies about them. As they are the most popular pieces of the movie industry, we all...
How To Deal With A Toxic Family?
Walking away from a toxic relationship is tough already, let alone the one with the family. Toxic relationships are not only energy draining but can also be bad for mental health; it can cause you to doubt yourself, weaken your self-confidence, and make you fearful....
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Busting Stereotypes on International Men’s Day
Even though International Men’s Day & World Toilet Day falls on the same day, it’s not every day that we engage in a dialogue about the challenges of manhood, masculinity, and men, which involves a broad variety of perspectives and honors men and boys in all their diversity.
The pre-conceived social stereotypes and responsibilities are intertwined to being a man. Today isn’t a sham celebration of male rights but a critical chance to address many issues that can’t be collectively pigeonholed into other days or weeks of awareness alone. It is an excuse to benefit from talking to each other about the things that might be awkward or uncomfortable, like how male suicide is a silent pandemic. In 2019, rates in England and Wales reached their highest for two decades. We decided to bust stereotypes on International Men’s Day to honor the men and boys of the society.
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FOMO and the Pandemic: When Missing Out Became Real
Remember when your friends went out for a nice dinner party and you couldn’t come because you had to work? How did you feel? Annoyed, upset, or even anxious? You were probably experiencing FOMO, the burdensome fear of missing out. According to Jennifer Walkin, a New...
FOMO and the Pandemic: When Missing Out Became Real
Remember when your friends went out for a nice dinner party and you couldn’t come because you had to work? How did you feel? Annoyed, upset, or even anxious? You were probably experiencing FOMO, the burdensome fear of missing out. According to Jennifer Walkin, a New...
Grades – The IQ measuring Scale
The human brain is a very interesting element to explore, so is human intelligence. There have been several ideologies regarding human intelligence, as we are considered the top ones in terms of learning. With the changing time, the scoring standards for the level of...
You Can Write Aimlessly With No Purpose
Writing, much like reading, can be done leisurely. Your writing need not be purposeful or prove a point in some way. You do not have to be George Orwell and construct a fable about corruption on a farm where a pig dines with humans. Your work does not have to discuss...
Tell Me Your Funny/Embarrassing Period Stories
Periods are kind of funny, and I'm tired of pretending they're not. I'm considered a pretty funny woman; I navigate the—sometimes pretty bleak—the world through jokes and humour. Is giggling through life considered a defense mechanism? Maybe, but I'm not planning on...
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FOMO and the Pandemic: When Missing Out Became Real
Remember when your friends went out for a nice dinner party and you couldn’t come because you had to work? How did you feel? Annoyed, upset, or even anxious? You were probably experiencing FOMO, the burdensome fear of missing out. According to Jennifer Walkin, a New...
Calling Frontline Workers “Heroes” Is Just Not Enough
Calling Frontline Workers "Heroes" is just not enough because working in customer service is really, really hard. In other articles I've written for Femonomic, I've discussed some of the many jobs I worked as a teenager and into my undergraduate degree. When I was...
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FOMO and the Pandemic: When Missing Out Became Real
Remember when your friends went out for a nice dinner party and you couldn’t come because you had to work? How did you feel? Annoyed, upset, or even anxious? You were probably experiencing FOMO, the burdensome fear of missing out. According to Jennifer Walkin, a New...
Grades – The IQ measuring Scale
The human brain is a very interesting element to explore, so is human intelligence. There have been several ideologies regarding human intelligence, as we are considered the top ones in terms of learning. With the changing time, the scoring standards for the level of...
You Can Write Aimlessly With No Purpose
Writing, much like reading, can be done leisurely. Your writing need not be purposeful or prove a point in some way. You do not have to be George Orwell and construct a fable about corruption on a farm where a pig dines with humans. Your work does not have to discuss...
Tell Me Your Funny/Embarrassing Period Stories
Periods are kind of funny, and I'm tired of pretending they're not. I'm considered a pretty funny woman; I navigate the—sometimes pretty bleak—the world through jokes and humour. Is giggling through life considered a defense mechanism? Maybe, but I'm not planning on...
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