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Sense of Self


Self-Discovery
In this article, Lana talks about the difficulty of discovering oneself and amidst a hectic life, and provides tips on how to start doing so by exploring topics that encourage it.

Lana Dao
Aug 253 min read


Nathaniel, Nateybugs, Nate, etc
Names can mean many different things. Rather than looking at the denotation of a word, why not look at the connotation?
Nate
Aug 257 min read


20 Things I Have Learnt In 20 Years
Kenzie talks about 20 things that she has learnt in her 20 years of life that she thinks people should need to know.

Kenzie May Barraclough
Aug 259 min read


The Reality of Dreams
In this article, NJ discusses what dreams and aspirations are and why you should follow them. She also points out some instances where you need to re-evaluate your dreams.

NJ
Aug 256 min read


"Acting Your Age"
Kenzie reflects on the concept of ‘acting your age’, why someone might not act their age and situations in life where it might be important to act your age.

Kenzie May Barraclough
Aug 253 min read


It's Okay To Be Unsure
Charlie discusses how difficult it can be to be unsure about your future, especially around the exam season. She uses this experience to share some advice on the situation.
Charlie
Aug 253 min read


You Aren't A Failure!
We all feel like we've failed at some point. Kenzie uses her experience with failure to help you no longer feel this way. Through experiencing the same thing, she is able to provide useful pieces of advice.

Kenzie May Barraclough
Aug 253 min read


Speak Up! We Can't Hear You
Tasha explains how difficult it can be to be the quiet one in life, and how it is often seen as a bad thing. However, Tasha uses her experience to share how it might not be such a bad thing after all.
Tasha Mc
Aug 253 min read


Growing Up Asian-American
Jade discusses how her Asian culture made her different from her white peers and how she embraces her differences.

Jade Mon
Aug 252 min read


Big Curly Fros
Roisin uncovers how the natural hair movement began and its important message for the black community worldwide.

Roisin
Aug 254 min read


Third Culture Kids
A Third Culture Kid is someone who has spent a significant part of their developmental years living in a country other than their parents' country of origin.

Hannah
Aug 254 min read


All There Is Left
In this article, Camille will discuss the importance of memories and being sure to stay in the moment.

Camille Terry
Aug 253 min read


A Chat About Piercings
In this article, En talks about their experience with piercings and what you might want to know before getting one.

En
Aug 255 min read


Who Am I?
In this article, Chelsea will address her personal issues with finding her identity and assure the readers that the trouble for finding their own identity is worth it in the end.
Chelsea
Aug 253 min read


The Wonder That Could Be
In this article, Divaani talks about the constantly changing outlook on dreams as we grow and the approach to eventually actualising them.
Divaani
Aug 252 min read


A Love Letter to My Boring Life
In this article, Eliana talks about fear of missing out and how to feel more content with your life and what you’ve accomplished.
Eliana
Aug 253 min read


Don't Feel Guilty for "Guilty Pleasures"
Kenzie talks about the concept of guilty pleasures, what they are, why people may have guilty pleasures, and how she feels about the use of the term in everyday life.

Kenzie May Barraclough
Aug 254 min read


Tattoos & Piercings
Tattoos and piercings are a great way to fully express yourself, but it's important to do it safely. Elliot explains how to safely and professionally get these done.

Elliot
Aug 254 min read


Lipstick and Loving Yourself: How to be Confident without Makeup
In this article, Kenzie shares a range of experience from both her and friends on how to be more confident without makeup.

Kenzie May Barraclough
Aug 253 min read


Why We Wear Makeup
We all wear makeup for different reasons, in this article, Kenzie goes over some of the reasons why people might wear makeup.

Kenzie May Barraclough
Aug 252 min read
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