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Mar 4, 2025
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In
Japonica Publication
by
Ms O, Naturally Inspired
How Living in Japan Changed My Perspective on PovertyRealizing that true wealth transcends money
Feb 17
85
Feb 17
85
In
The Virago
by
Jennifer Lily Marie
Yes, I Will Judge You by Your SizeSize matters, but not how you might think
Feb 28
8
Feb 28
8
In
The Writing Cooperative
by
Maria Cassano
I’m a Professional Editor and These Phrases Tell Me You Used ChatGPTAI chatbots were trained on novice writing, and it shows
Jan 3
764
Jan 3
764
Scott Galloway
Marrying Up and Marrying DownThe most important decision we make is who we partner with, who we marry. However, for many, marriage isn’t an essential life choice … it’s…
Feb 28
28
Feb 28
28
In
Fourth Wave
by
Bella DePaulo
Beware of the Demonization of SolitudeThe pressure is on to socialize more — should you resist it?
Feb 21
20
Feb 21
20
KNicoleWrites - Educational Lifestyle Writer
Oligarchy and Its Impact on African Americans: Perpetuating Systemic RacismPhoto by visuals on Unsplash
Feb 22
Feb 22
In
Age of Empathy
by
Neela 🌶️
Love, Luck, and The Game We LoseA memoir of family, fate, and second chances
Feb 14
46
Feb 14
46
In
Crow’s Feet: Life As We Age
by
Vicki Larson
How Not to End Up Like Bill GatesThe Microsoft co-founder says he regrets his divorce — too late
Feb 14
40
Feb 14
40
In
Word Garden
by
The Human Project
7 Writing Side Hustles That Pay My Rent As A Complete BeginnerThe complete roadmap to earning your first paycheck as a beginner writer even if you’ve never written professionally before
Nov 9, 2024
435
Nov 9, 2024
435
In
Why Men
by
Isolde
Kanye West is Abusing His Wife In Plain SightWomen, as men often fail to realize, are not intrinsically sexual
Feb 4
107
Feb 4
107
In
Sharing Food
by
Sai Kalyanaraman
Koozh with Oorugai— Reviving India’s Fervour for a Fermented BreakfastWhat to eat is a choice that we make several times a day if we are lucky
Feb 4
31
Feb 4
31
In
The Noösphere
by
Katie Jgln
Why Even a Few Women At The Top Feels Like ‘Too Many’On gender perception bias and its damaging consequences
Feb 10
26
Feb 10
26
In
Wise & Well
by
Robert Roy Britt
Advice to the Living from People Who are DyingWhat they regret most (it’s not what you think) and what they truly value, now that nothing else matters
Jan 26
120
Jan 26
120
In
The Political Prism
by
Neela 🌶️
How Orwell’s Predictions Play Out in the Modern World1984 in 2025 - Living Inside the Doublethink
Feb 11
17
Feb 11
17
In
Life Without Children
by
Maria Garcia
Motherhood, Choice, and the Endless Need for JustificationsWe should be making space for different choices, not providing explanations for them
Feb 6
20
Feb 6
20
Mark Shrime, MD, PhD
Who am I without my white coat?Career transition, identity loss, and reconstruction
Feb 3
24
Feb 3
24
In
Modern Women
by
Esther Uwanah Edet
Bianca Censori and the Never-Ending Spectacle of Female NudityWhy are women always the ones asked to undress?
Feb 3
70
Feb 3
70
In
Modern Women
by
Neela 🌶️
How To Hold Your Beliefs — and Still Keep An Open MindReligion, Rules, and the Art of Being Human
Feb 4
21
Feb 4
21
Scott Galloway
Addiction EconomyPundits claim we live in an “attention economy.” We don’t. Attention is just a metric for addiction.
Jan 31
27
Jan 31
27
In
The Conversation
by
The Conversation U.S.
FDA bans Red 3 dye from food and drugs — a scientist explains the artificial color’s health risks…Over 35 years after the first study linking Red 3 to thyroid cancer in rats was published, the US is beginning to wean it out of foods and…
Feb 1
11
Feb 1
11