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The Mammoth (AKA Stress)
Have you ever been stuck in traffic? Or been late for an appointment and are travelling by a really slow train? Or had a...
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Pandemic Guilt
Remember the lockdown? The two week vacation which turned into a year long ordeal? What we now call our ever changing “new normal”. Well...
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Journalling
We’ve come a long way from the typical “daily journal” – now, there’s a journal for everything – gratitude, anger, fear, productivity, habits –...
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Locked Out: Extroverts in Lockdown
For someone who is an extrovert and loves interacting with people, this lockdown has been hard. Even if it is something as trivial as...
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Wandavision & Grief
WandaVision and the Many Faces of Grief | The Thought Co. WandaVision and the Many Faces of Grief Heads up: This post contains spoilers...
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The Complication of Grief
The Pandemic has left us in a situation where death was experienced as frequent and out there for a lot of us. It now...
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Dreams: Unfulfilled
In the past 2 years of the pandemic, varying degrees of lockdown, and never ending stagnancy, we have all been angry, restless and unhappy...
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The Privilege of Hustle
If you have seen motivational speakers talking about hustling and thought to yourself “Wow, their life is so great!”, you are not alone. We...
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Hustle vs. Hardwork
Hustling Is Not The Same As Hard Work Recently, Naomi Osaka, a Japanese Tennis player, decided to quit the French Open citing mental health...
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Mental Health: Advocacy or Trend?
Why Mental Health Deserves More Than Instagram Activism This blog mentions suicide. For as long as we can remember, psychology, mental health, psychiatrists and...
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Leaving The Closet?
Things to think about before making up your mind. Coming out and living openly aren’t something you do once, or even for a...
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Voices of Pride: Soham’s Journey
Being queer is beautiful. Being queer is liberating. But it wasn’t always this way for me. When I first started to realise that I...