Find solace in the words of women
Sylvia Plath’s “Fig Tree” reflects the universal beauty of feminist literature.
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Social media aesthetics are crossing a line
Gen Z’s obsession with various new aesthetics and “#cores” reveals desperation.
Reflecting on sacrifice and faith this Lent
There is so much you can gain by giving something up, regardless of your faith.
The pitfalls of the ‘girls supporting girls’ mentality
There are some cons to the ardent gender affinity I’ve felt for fellow women.
We need more complex female villains
I am tired of women having to maintain their sanity, even in fictional stories.
Moving out by 18 is a distinctly American concept
In many cultures, leaving home can feel like a sin — despite American norms.
Emotional whiplash on social media is overwhelming
Social media is more than just a draining medium, it's making us go numb.
Nostalgia is ruining our perceptions
By looking at old media with rose-colored glasses, we’re missing out on the present.
Exploring the link between Catholic guilt and people-pleasing
As a Catholic, I’ve noticed my faith’s perpetuation of a toxic self-sacrifice culture.