Why I think this advice can lead young people into difficulties and exploring what a better approach might be.
How much are adult prejudices are impacting today's teenagers?
When visiting loved ones becomes an arduous journey.
How can Camus' 'Myth of Sisyphus' help us explain the doom-scrolling phenomenon?
Has social media really connected us, or caused us to grow apart?
Understanding the pressure to have it all figured out as soon as you graduate.
A reflection on my dreams amid the war in Gaza.
Exploring the exponential growth of prediction markets and revealing the truth behind their rise...
What balancing five roles at sixteen taught me about learning, rejection, and why waiting to feel "ready" might be holding us back.
Behind the "smiling mask" lies a global issue.
A short poem about how it feels to be transgender in today’s political climate as trans people are treated as villains by the media, and their struggles are largely ignored.
A personal reflection on the hidden details of survival, resilience, and the quiet insistence on building a future.
A brief look at the hidden psychological, financial, and social costs of sports betting in modern society.
The scientific secret behind the thick chocolate outside a Dubai chewy cookie, ooey-gooey pizza mozzarella, and the viral spicy noodles that keep our brains coming back for more!
A folk art style moth using the colours of the disability pride flag.
I use TikTok for health advice - so do my friends. Is there really any harm in that? Let's have a look.
After reinstalling Hinge for the third time, I find myself struggling to reconcile my want to find love and my guilt for trying to.
Too many young men are drowning in silence, fighting battles no one can see.
When did choosing not to bomb our bodies with sugar become a financial sacrifice?
How AI can make writing more accessible for marginalized groups.
Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence
Accessibility designed for neurodivergent people creates ripple effects that benefit carers, parents, and wider society.
A part-time job should be a practical step towards to future, but for many young Pakistanis, it’s an uphill battle against social judgment.
