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Why Parents Should Think Before They Speak
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My parents often say things they don’t mean. They’ve always been like that. Their mouths are, in most cases, faster than their brains. But the problem is that they often…
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How to Stay Calm in Tough Conversations
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It’s really hard to speak freely without upsetting everyone involved. These days, it seems like simply having an honest opinion isn’t enough. Conversations can quickly become heated, especially when someone…
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Why I’ll Always Read Harry Potter
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I always liked reading, but I fell in love with it when Harry Potter first landed in my hands. I’ll never forget how fast I read that first book or…
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Tattoos, Self-Love, and Not Seeking Approval
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It’s no secret — I love tattoos. I’ve lost count of how many I have, but each new one, no matter its size, always makes my day. The most important…
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What is Art?
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Art is one of the most profound expressions of human creativity, shaping cultures and societies throughout history. It transcends time, appearing in every civilisation and era. Yet, despite its ubiquity,…
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Life is Short: Embrace the Moment
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One simple truth: life is short. How often do you think about that fact? According to Buddhism, we should reflect on impermanence three times a day — once in the…
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Why is it Easier to Criticise than Compliment?
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Growing up, my parents were constantly criticizing one another. My mom was a stay-at-home parent, while my father was always working. Naturally, she took on the bulk of the household…
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I’m Not Saving Money on my Child
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Our little family is in an exciting phase – we’re finally setting up a room for our daughter. Up until now, she’s been sharing a room with us. When she…
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Why We Romanticise the Past (And How to Live in the Present)
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Research suggests that nostalgia is a common experience, with many people reporting feelings of nostalgia at least once a week. It is a bittersweet longing for moments that have passed.…
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Saying No: Setting Boundaries Without Guilt
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No one likes to hear the word “No.” Whether it’s a rejection, a refusal, or a denial, it often stings. But while hearing “No” can be tough, saying it is…