Biopics offer a way to see into the world of someone we know or admire. They can feel like opening a history book, but in a way that entraps an audience.
Staying single allows for self-development, while exiting college is a time for transitional growth. Being single at certain points in life can create different opportunities.
Representation in film is important in giving an accurate portrayal of the real world and allowing people to be seen. Connecting with a story is extremely powerful.
With new technology and casual mindsets, romance is faltering, and it takes more effort to create a true connection.
Food and people’s relationship with it, is a personal experience. Judging someone's habits may be insensitive to their personal experience with food, which you may not be aware of.
In a time when the government and the United States feel shaky, it is important to practice the right to vote, even in smaller-scale local elections.
People-pleasing is the act of doing whatever others want from you, and it may also be an attempt to increase your own self-esteem. This can be exhausting and isn't the same thing as being kindhearted or helpful.
Commenting on hateful words or unwarranted advice about someone’s life are examples of the ways social media makes us feel close to those we see. It isn’t always great to connect with others through social media.
Netflix's “The Hunting Wives” follows conservative women of the South and all the ways their lives twist around in secrets and betrayal.
Sabrina Carpenter’s seventh album, “Man’s Best Friend,” demonstrates how challenging it can be as a woman, especially when navigating relationships.
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